EMERGENCY DEBATE: They Lied About The Economy Recovering! Is A Financial Apocalypse Coming?
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Top Comments (10)
If everyone needs to become an entrepreneur to earn a living wage, then what happens to teachers, nurses, doctors, janitors, cooks, cleaners, clerks, security guards, police officers, emergency personnel, etc etc? If there is no incentive for regular working people, that’s when the system will collapse and there’s not going to be any customers or good employees left for businesses to thrive.
Notice how Daniel is constantly talking about improving a single person's life, while Gary is talking about society as a whole.
1:53:15 “Most people want to start a business” no Daniel, they do not. They want to be able to work 40ish hours a week and afford food, a house, heating, children and leisure.
It's a lie that everyone is either jealous, or wants to be rich. I live in Norway where you can work your life in a supermarket, retire in comfort and security, afford a once a year holiday in southern Europe, and be completely happy with that.
"When you're accustomed to privilege, equality for others feels like oppression."
The genius of this interview - the Aussie guy proved Gary Stevenson’s point that the wealthy are detached from reality.
Daniel says 'Save yourself', Gary says 'Let's save as many as possible'.
A favour to ask! If you enjoy this conversation and want more debates once in a while on big topics, please double check that you’ve liked the video and subscribed to the channel! That's a small way you can help us carry on doing this, really appreciate you! SB (p.s, we want to continue to try more things, so thanks for bearing with me - we’re figuring it all out - camera angles, how I moderate a discussion like this, and the dynamics of a great discussion)
This is a very strange conversation. The only answers Daniel and Stephen come with is work in IT and/or become an entrepreneur. What about everyone how wants to be a doctor/nurse/laywer/shop assistant/hairdresser/dentist/builder…. What the hell?
absolutely insane that he notices "remote work" a brand new market trend, as the biggest problem we face, rather than "remote ownership" an eternal problem which wars have been waged against since time immemorial.
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Top Comments (10)
If everyone needs to become an entrepreneur to earn a living wage, then what happens to teachers, nurses, doctors, janitors, cooks, cleaners, clerks, security guards, police officers, emergency personnel, etc etc? If there is no incentive for regular working people, that’s when the system will collapse and there’s not going to be any customers or good employees left for businesses to thrive.
Notice how Daniel is constantly talking about improving a single person's life, while Gary is talking about society as a whole.
1:53:15 “Most people want to start a business” no Daniel, they do not. They want to be able to work 40ish hours a week and afford food, a house, heating, children and leisure.
It's a lie that everyone is either jealous, or wants to be rich. I live in Norway where you can work your life in a supermarket, retire in comfort and security, afford a once a year holiday in southern Europe, and be completely happy with that.
"When you're accustomed to privilege, equality for others feels like oppression."
The genius of this interview - the Aussie guy proved Gary Stevenson’s point that the wealthy are detached from reality.
Daniel says 'Save yourself', Gary says 'Let's save as many as possible'.
A favour to ask! If you enjoy this conversation and want more debates once in a while on big topics, please double check that you’ve liked the video and subscribed to the channel! That's a small way you can help us carry on doing this, really appreciate you! SB (p.s, we want to continue to try more things, so thanks for bearing with me - we’re figuring it all out - camera angles, how I moderate a discussion like this, and the dynamics of a great discussion)
This is a very strange conversation. The only answers Daniel and Stephen come with is work in IT and/or become an entrepreneur. What about everyone how wants to be a doctor/nurse/laywer/shop assistant/hairdresser/dentist/builder…. What the hell?
absolutely insane that he notices "remote work" a brand new market trend, as the biggest problem we face, rather than "remote ownership" an eternal problem which wars have been waged against since time immemorial.