Kasz216 on 22 October 2008
| Final-Fan said: I'm about to go to work, so let me just say the top thing in my mind regarding this: Do you feel that your idea that the value of money to people is relative on a flat ratio is more likely to be correct than my idea that it is relative on a scaling ratio? If so, do you have evidence supporting this position? |
I think there is little support to either.... nor is there a way to support either... and furthermore it's generally irrelvant... and a lot of it based on personal beliefs, etc.
Instead things should be based off of what we know. Such as...
A) Money is how we value things.
B) People are paid hourly for their work.
Ergo, people who are paid more are doing more valued work.
I see no reason to think these people aren't entitled to the money they make... when everyone is taken care of needs wise.
