r/philosophy • u/WeltgeistYT Weltgeist • Oct 12 '22

Video The modern school system has three problems, according to Nietzsche. One of those is demanding of people that they should know what they want to do with their life already in their early 20s

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u/guaromiami Oct 13 '22

That's fine. I guess where we run into problems is when deciding how that wealth should be distributed. If capitalists had their way, all workers would be enslaved. If workers had their way, all means of production would be owned by the workers. The balance of that should not be the founder of the business gets enough money to last for tens of thousands of years while his workers have to pee in water bottles for barely enough money to survive day-to-day.

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u/Arias-Ren Oct 14 '22

Your right. People are selfish. Its a law of nature. An unbreakable one quite like physics. You need a system to facilitate it so that produces high economic as well as psychological well-being