[CaptSpify]

If we can figure out a decent economic system, then there won't be problems giving people a decent wage. Sure, if we keep doing things the way we are now then nobody will get a decent wage, but that's a very fixable problem.

[Bombthecat]

It is not a fixable thing.

You don't fix thousands of years of human evolution overnight. Or one generation.

It will take several thousand years to fix that.

[CaptSpify]

Are you actually arguing that it will take several thousands of years to change our economic model? I find this argument hard to take seriously

[Bombthecat]

My guess is five to six thousand years before humans move away from the "winner takes it all" scheme ( or alpha behaviour)

In twenty years we pretty much will know who is right.

I'd rather buy shares of companies then hoping for a sudden change in human behaviour.

[CaptSpify]

We can change human behavior. We do it all the time. We just need to incentive it differently like we do with other systems. In 20 years we won't know "who is right", we'll just know that we went with system X instead of system Y.

[vorotato]

Funny because there have been societies which have not been that way in the past. Also there's pretty much 0 evidence that that's a component of evolutionary psychology vs just the social norms in our given society.