[regularization]

> ny advice to anyone working at EA or any unionized white collar jobs in this nidustry and relate to keep your heads down and don't post your thoughts in public.

I'd note that the workers creating the wealth and doing all the work are among the vanguard of workers doing the best in the world, but the advice given sounds similar to advice that could have been given to slaves on a plantation, in case the masters be upset.

The workers do the work and create the wealth of these companies. The apparatus over them is just parasites sucking their labor off into profits.

Whatever the immediate strategy should be, organizing, educating and agitating is the order of the day, for anyone with any sort of backbone or self-worth (of course narcissistic notions to consider oneself a genius and everyone else is dead wood, as someone put it here, has been encouraged).

[tempusalaria]

Most of EA’s revenue comes from franchise games that are way below typical AAA standard. EA’s value is from IP not talent

[nonethewiser]

Might be a bit hasty to compare them to slaves.

It also doesnt make senes that someone who creates all the value wouldnt just leave and capture all the value themselves. It's not like they're being forced to work for the parasite. Oh wait - maybe thats where the slavery comes in.

[swiftcoder]

> It also doesnt make senes that someone who creates all the value wouldnt just leave and capture all the value themselves. It's not like they're being forced to work for the parasite.

If they have a mortgage, kids in college, or just need routine health insurance coverage... they kind of are being forced to work?

Capturing the value yourself requires assuming a lot of risk, and most individuals can't access the kind of capital investment that a corporation can attract.

[nonethewiser]

>Capturing the value yourself requires assuming a lot of risk

Well wait, I thought they were already doing everything though?