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  • how do you value the work of others? It used to be done by bartering. Or perhaps people did it because they were good at it, and didn’t mind helping out. People worked together.

    You're romanticizing an era that never existed. Even if we can build such an economy, it's absurdly impractical in a modern, complex world. Sure, if we only had to build homes, hunt, and make babies that's fine, but too many modern necessities, such as sanitation, require a reward beyond being good at it or helping out.

  • I have a recurring service appointment every two weeks where I drop off the car and throw a stack of money at them.

    Actually, it's a reliable car, but the previous owner ignored a few big service items. Now that those are done, it's cheaper to maintain than you might think.

  • Communists should take a long, hard look at how well communism has worked elsewhere. Capitalism has many problems, and wealth inequality is one of them, but it's the economic system that has worked best so far. The fact is that my surgeon should earn a lot more than my gardener.

  • People already pay double, and more, for business and first class. They get a much better experience than economy fliers. The problem with flying economy is that it's a race for the cheapest ticket, so they'll keep cutting service and comfort as long as people still buy tickets.

    If people stopped buying economy tickets because the experience isn't acceptable, then it would improve.