Hayekit
The Myths of Philanthropy. Morals Not Markets Make Us Give
Bernie Sanders and His Critics Should Know Why Norway Works
The CEO of Sears Fails His Company by Believing in the Invisible Hand
The Rational Case for Emotions
What the Latest Science Says about Adam Smith’s Invisible Hand
The New Story. The Economy Is an Organism
Ayn Rand Was Wrong about Human Nature
Re:Darwin regarded sympathy as the most important human adaptation
on Wednesday October 21, 2015 @09:40AM (#10425288)
Thanks for the feedback!
Re:Darwin regarded sympathy as the most important human adaptation
on Wednesday October 21, 2015 @09:37AM (#10425273)
Fair point. I don't know what would be a better title. How about "Does Amazon act too Darwinian in the workplace"....?
The Real Power of Free Markets
Re:Darwin regarded sympathy as the most important human adaptation
on Tuesday October 20, 2015 @11:17PM (#10423474)
Also, isn't what you have now click-bait because it doesn't represent what the article is about?
Re:Darwin regarded sympathy as the most important human adaptation
on Tuesday October 20, 2015 @11:03PM (#10423427)
It's a great idea to regulate click-bait. I wonder if others find it to be click-bait though. The title represents the gist of the article. Click-bait would be a title far removed from the actual arguments or content in the article, IMO.
Re:Darwin regarded sympathy as the most important human adaptation
on Tuesday October 20, 2015 @10:24PM (#10423271)
True. But there are a lot of reports from Amazon employees that they have a policy of culling the herd. Even Nick Hanauer, an original investor of Amazon, tells us that Bezos is pretty ruthless https://youtu.be/uIGeKMU9izo?t=10m56s