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One of the biggest misconceptions about capitalism is that it's all about money. It's not.
Money is one of the least important aspects of capitalism.
Money is merely the handy platform by which people trade their valuable time and efforts.
Money allows for a much easier exchange between knowledge and lunch.
And washing the dishes.
Money is merely the handy platform by which people trade their valuable time and efforts.
Money allows for a much easier exchange between knowledge and lunch.
And washing the dishes.
The Bickerfest version:
Human Capital
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Human Capital
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Every person involved in an enterprise has a value to the organization which is limited only by their own choices, efforts and/or aspirations.
Just like in real life.
Just like art.
Just like all human relationships.
Just like in real life.
Just like art.
Just like all human relationships.
There's even value in laying down on the grass, with your hands behind your head, staring at the blue sky and/or the stars, and just breathing. Or dreaming.
From the Obtuuseness Anonymous FB group version of this thread...
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