RE: RE: The Great Debate on Value and the Distribution of Rewards
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RE: The Great Debate on Value and the Distribution of Rewards

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You're so unfiltered and you always speak the truth. This is why I've always liked your posts since Steemit days!

To create more wealth that means there needs to be more opportunity.

I have another pov tothis, even tho there are opportunities for wealth or even jobs, some people are just not capable (skill-wise, long-term thinking/handling finances, etc). I've seen this. For ex, there are so many construction jobs offered by the wealthy people / real estate companies and so many people raising their hands to do construction work. Guess what, just because they can pick a nail and a hammer does not mean they can do the job. So yeah, employers end up not getting the job properly done. And ended up employing people from other locations (who had opportunities for education, are capable and can get the job done).

I don't really know where do we start. Maybe education first? Total environment and culture overhaul (these things do affect people's mindset) I'm not talking about getting a degree or something. People just have to have some awareness or right mindset on things. I've been on both sides -having a business and working for others, I have wealthy and poor friends. I admit that there were times when I've leaned way to just one side... and then I reminded myself of what's like to be in someone else's reality just to maintain that balance.

I think in the end people are people, and we do have our own flaws and are all capable of evil.

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