is feeling the phone in your hand "thinking"?
yes, but fine - I get your point.
So you are equating work to simply "net expensed energy"?
Seems to be missing a lot of nuance, in my opinion.
And more to the point: what's your point?
Are you saying that Elon doesn't deserve the success he has - basically - because he pays other people to do the heavy lifting?
Do you think Elon should have done it all by himself?
Or maybe, at least it would more "fair" if he shared most of his wealth with his employees?
Like, the person who carries the trash (from one pile to another pile) should get paid more (like a LOT more - like 1000x more) than the engineer who doesn't work at all - just sits there and designs the rockets.
Thoughts?
is feeling the phone in your hand "thinking"?
yes, but fine - I get your point.
So you are equating work to simply "net expensed energy"?
Seems to be missing a lot of nuance, in my opinion.
And more to the point: what's your point?
Are you saying that Elon doesn't deserve the success he has - basically - because he pays other people to do the heavy lifting?
Do you think Elon should have done it all by himself?
Or maybe, at least it would more "fair" if he shared more of his wealth with his employees?
Like, the person who carries the trash (from one pile to another pile) should get paid more (like a LOT more - like 1000x more) than the engineer who doesn't work at all - just sits there and designs the rockets.
Thoughts?
is feeling the phone in your hand "thinking"?
yes, but fine - I get your point.
So you are equating work to simply "net expensed energy"?
Seems to be missing a lot of nuance, in my opinion.
And more to the point: what's your point?
Are you saying that Elon doesn't deserve the success he has - basically - because he pays other people to do the heavy lifting?
Do you think it would more "fair" if he shared more of his wealth with his employees?
Maybe the person who carries the trash (from one pile to another pile) should get paid more (like a LOT more - like 1000x more) than the engineer who doesn't work at all - just sits there and designs the rockets.
Thoughts?
is feeling the phone in your hand "thinking"?
yes, but fine - I get your point.
So you are equating work to simply "net expensed energy"?
Seems to be missing a lot of nuance, in my opinion.
And more to the point: what's your point?
Are you saying that Elon doesn't deserve the success he has - basically - because he pays other people to do the heavy lifting?
Do you think it would more "fair" if he shared more of his wealth with his employees?
Maybe the person who carries the trash (from one pile to another pile) should get paid more (like a LOT more - like 1000x more) than the engineer who doesn't work - just sits there and designs the rockets.
Thoughts?
is feeling the phone in your hand "thinking"?
yes, but fine - I get your point.
So you are equating work to simply "net expensed energy"?
Seems to be missing a lot of nuance, in my opinion.
And more to the point: what's your point?
Are you saying that Elon doesn't deserve the success he has - basically - because he pays other people to do the heavy lifting?
Do you think it would more "fair" if he shared more of his wealth with his employees?
Maybe the person who carries the dirt (from one pile to another pile) should get paid more (like a LOT more - like 1000x more) than the engineer who doesn't work - just sits there and designs the rockets.
Thoughts?
is feeling the phone in your hand "thinking"?
yes, but fine - I get your point.
So you are equating work to simply "net expensed energy"?
Seems to be missing a lot of nuance, in my opinion.
And more to the point: what's your point?
Are you saying that Elon doesn't deserve the success he has - basically - because he pays other people to do the heavy lifting?
Do you think it would more "fair" if he shared more of his wealth with his employees?
Like maybe the person who carries the dirt (from one pile to another pile) should get paid more than the engineer who doesn't work - just designs the rockets.
Thoughts?
is feeling the phone in your hand "thinking"?
yes, but fine - I get your point.
So you are equating work to simply "net expensed energy"?
Seems to be missing a lot of nuance, in my opinion.
And more to the point: what's your point?
Are you saying that Elon doesn't deserve the success he has - basically - because he pays other people to do the heavy lifting?
Do you think it would more "fair" if he shared more of his wealth with his employees? Like maybe the person who carries the dirt (from one pile to another pile) should get paid more than the engineer who doesn't work - just designs the rockets.
Thoughts?
is feeling the phone in your hand "thinking"?
yes, but fine - I get your point.
So you are equating work to simply "net expensed energy"?
Seems to be missing a lot of nuance, in my opinion.
And more to the point: what's your point?
Are you saying that Elon doesn't deserve the success he has - basically - because he pays other people to do the heavy lifting?
Do you think it would more "fair" if he shared more of his wealth with his employees? Because that's what you would do, I can only assume?