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Re:Baffling neurological illness affects growing number of y... by nate_meurer on Sunday January 02, 2022 @02:59PM (#29773062)
> But capitalism as a social structure incentivizes not to care because there's no (immediate) profit involved in respecting your environment

Ok. So what are the viable political/economic alternatives?

Re:Baffling neurological illness affects growing number of y... by southerntofu on Monday January 03, 2022 @09:32AM (#29781104)
Self-determination and self-organization on a wide scale. There's much less incentives to affect your environment and community negatively when decisions are taken collectively, than when decisions are taken by a minority reaping benefits but not suffering from negative consequences (pollution, bad working conditions, etc).

If anything, the COVID crisis has shown that health workers care and will go to great lengths of creativity to counteract the bureaucracy and lack of resources (remember the trashbag suits? the homesewn masks?). Now imagine if these people were in charge of organizing healthcare instead of managers? I can only imagine much better outcomes for everyone involved. And the same is true across most (all?) industries and areas of life.

Re:Baffling neurological illness affects growing number of y... by 0dayz on Monday January 03, 2022 @04:57AM (#29779067)
Anarcho egoism ♡