We’re called a resource for a reason. Something they pay for, use at a consistent rate, replace when empty. They input the human resources with the other raw materials on one side, and get a product out the other side that they sell for a profit, which they keep.
We’re called a resource for a reason. Something they pay for, use at a consistent rate, replace when empty. They input the human resources with the other raw materials on one side, and get a product out the other side that they sell for a profit, which they keep.
I’m assuming it’s on purpose, but this is straight out of the Communist Manifesto.
It’s strange that people explain the reasoning behind certain ideas whilst I only express my dislike of them.
I like Utah Phillips’ take on this one.