http://replacecapitalism.com/ - "We Must Replace Capitalism with a New System that Benefits Everyone"

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Should we replace Capitalism with the New System?

  • Yes

    Votos: 12 9.8%
  • No

    Votos: 92 75.4%
  • I don't know/I'm not sure

    Votos: 18 14.8%

  • Total de votantes
    122
If we allow people to freely sign up for tasks, there are likely to be certain tasks that no one may ever sign up to do. For example, people may be less likely to sign up for “washing dishes” than “baking bread.” Everyone can help out with these less-wanted tasks by random assignment. Perhaps, out of every year, each resident needs to spend two hours cheerfully cleaning dishes in a restaurant in order to get that task done for the new city. If no one really wants to wash dishes, say, we ask everyone to wash dishes for two hours per month or 2 hours per year (depending on the task) to spread out the load. It really would not be that big of a deal, because everyone shares these tasks.

Dishwasher? Really, that's the worst job you can think of? What about trash collectors, sewage and sanitation workers, morticians, coal miner, plumbers, truck drivers, prison wardens, etc?
And what about jobs that require years of education? A random citizen can't be a brain surgeon for a day.
 
  1. There are some tasks that need to get done and that no one wants to do. There are several ways that these tasks can be handled: 1) They can be prioritized for research and then automated, so no one has to do them anymore, or 2) They can be distributed amongst all of the residents to “spread out the pain” to everyone equally – everyone ends up doing a small number of unpleasant tasks, or 3) These unpleasant tasks can be offered with minor incentives in order to make them more attractive to some of the residents, or 4) people who have violated the laws and rules of the city can be assigned these tasks as punishment, etc.
So basically robots, forced labor, or skeeball tickets? Awesome plan.
 
"We should replace the most effective and successful system with some other shit that has never worked"- A fucking idiot that should never be in charge of anything, ever.
 
Eventually, all work will be automatized, we will conquer space and transcend biological limitations and get Fully Automated Gay Luxury Space Communism
 
If everyone were as smart as Mister Brain then his plan would work. Rational actors don't real.
Rationality is overrated. Lots of dumb agents with competing needs can make smart decisions as a group. That is the essence of a free market. Try to rationally run a market and you get bread lines.
 
Assholes and crazy people will never be fully eliminated. People have a way of hiding their natures, or snapping in an instant.
Seriously.
THIS IDIOT: "Hey guys, I have a plan to deal with all the bad people and assholes!"

BAD PEOPLE AND ASSHOLES: *all simultaneously turn around in their barstools* "Do you now?"

No plan survives first encounter with an enemy who isn't an absolute moron.
 
>its a someone brings up a few valid criticisms of Capitalism but then provides a retarded "solution" that does nothing to fix the intial criticisms episode
Its all so tiresome. Also the "there is only once race, the human race!" shit this retard is championing throughout his "solution" is really cringeworthy.
 
Honestly, what the fuck makes this guy qualified to talk about any of this shit, whether it be economics or philosophy/theology? He got a master's degree in CS and a bachelor's in EE. He honestly would sound less like a retard if he talked about those things more and stopped talking about things he clearly doesn't know about. This guy in Dunning-Kreuger in a nutshell tbqh
 
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