From Philosophical Research
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[F2] (pronounced [F2]) Capitalism is bad because everyone is greedy 1:(-)1:(-)1
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- alias (en)
- Capitalism is bad because it makes owners imperialistically greedy and customers materialistically greedy
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- Capitalism is bad because it lets corporations get as big as they want to
- Capitalism is bad because corporations don't stay tiny
- Capitalism is bad because it lets billionaires choose to create unethical projects when supposedly this would not be possible otherwise
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- Capitalism is bad because individuals buy a heap of products that exploit Third World populations
- Capitalism is bad because individuals buy a heap of products that hurt the environment
- Capitalism is bad because individuals buy a heap of products that crowd out products made by marginalized demographic identities
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- Capitalism is bad because it lets individuals use large language models (AI) instead of forming connections to microscopic businesses
- Capitalism is bad because it lets corporations put money into large language models instead of paying skilled workers or contractors
- Capitalism is bad because it lets individuals open a terrible feedback look of empowering "the big guy" to take over everything while handing over their own ability to take over anything
- QID references [Item] 1:(-)1:(-)1
- Q5493 To be good is to live in harmony with metaphysics
- case of
- proposition about individuals existing in perfect balance
- proposition against Communism
- prototype notes
- the claim that the only problem with capitalism is that every individual on earth doesn't strive to live "in balance" without "going over the line" into other individuals. this might sound all right if you have never heard of the concept of Social-Philosophical-Material Systems, and come to realize that competition between individuals occurs at the level of socially-linked groups of people merely existing, not at the level of people stating out loud at debates or in advertisements or news headlines what they're going to do next. if you have heard of it? you realize this proposition is nonsense because not only can nobody will what anyone else does, but definitely nobody can Freely Will how anyone else physically exists and develops as an organism. Existentialism claims to give everyone Freedom but in reality causes everyone to assign everyone else a designated purpose and required way to exist that will almost inevitably conflict with everyone else's purposes for themselves and others.
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- model combines claims
- [F2] If corporations choose to stay tiny, they will keep infinitely existing
- model combines claims
- [S2] An individual choosing what to buy affects what corporations exist
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