Re:Tesla drops 7% after Goldman Sachs says the stock is wort...
by outworlder on Wednesday July 05, 2017 @09:40PM
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I felt compelled to downvote due to the tone of this answer. But I'll try to resist that temptation.
Objectively speaking, someone who does not have a family can work more hours, not necessarily produce better work. But they can, potentially, as long as the "extra" hours are also focused on work. Not sure how long that is sustainable.
I'd like to ask this: if we need to kill hundreds of thousands of people to try to save the human race, are we even left with something worth saving?
It is not clear to me that workers need to sacrifice themselves to death in order for us to survive. There is no evidence of any impending catastrophe that would require such sacrifice.
Objectively speaking, someone who does not have a family can work more hours, not necessarily produce better work. But they can, potentially, as long as the "extra" hours are also focused on work. Not sure how long that is sustainable.
I'd like to ask this: if we need to kill hundreds of thousands of people to try to save the human race, are we even left with something worth saving?
It is not clear to me that workers need to sacrifice themselves to death in order for us to survive. There is no evidence of any impending catastrophe that would require such sacrifice.