Fair rules and impartial referees are anathema to the plantation class. They prefer incumbency protection enforced by the government at the expense of everyone else.
Regulation is a scary word for rules.
Socialism is a scary word for collective action.
"Free markets" is doublespeak for might makes right; with the "freedom" to act without consequences.
Hey. I'm sorry for bothering you in this thread. I found your old comment about your business processes built around literate programming and I can't reply there: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35988792
Is this approach documented anywhere? Honestly, this would be a cool blog post. I'd love to know more. I use org-mode for literate programming, but jupiter would do as well I guess.
So, my question is more about the business side of it.
Open markets require rules. And some referees.
Fair rules and impartial referees are anathema to the plantation class. They prefer incumbency protection enforced by the government at the expense of everyone else.
Regulation is a scary word for rules.
Socialism is a scary word for collective action.
"Free markets" is doublespeak for might makes right; with the "freedom" to act without consequences.