Again, it sounds like you're trying to justify leaving money/time/autonomy/working conditions on the table.
You want to do that? You do you.
That's not the mark of a rational economic actor, willingly selling themselves short on a deal.
You can dress it up by saying "well, we work with machines," but at the end of the day, the machines don't own the company, the machines don't sign your check.
The bosses do, and they're the ones you've decided to give up your maximal time/money/autonomy/working conditions to.
Again, you do you, but the minute you say "we should all willingly give up some of our time/money/autonomy/working conditions to the bosses and owners," well, now you're telling all of us to stop being rational economic actors, which I can't get behind.
You want to do that? You do you.
That's not the mark of a rational economic actor, willingly selling themselves short on a deal.
You can dress it up by saying "well, we work with machines," but at the end of the day, the machines don't own the company, the machines don't sign your check.
The bosses do, and they're the ones you've decided to give up your maximal time/money/autonomy/working conditions to.
Again, you do you, but the minute you say "we should all willingly give up some of our time/money/autonomy/working conditions to the bosses and owners," well, now you're telling all of us to stop being rational economic actors, which I can't get behind.