Human Insurance
Efficiency doesn’t necessarily reduce our workload—it expands it. The more we’re capable of producing, the more we expect of ourselves and others. The more output becomes possible, the further the goalposts are moved on what is considered “enough.”
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This statement is the key. The expectations grow with technology, and wages don’t grow with expectations. Wages are based on past values.
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Human Insurance gives you the regular so that you can be violent in your work.
Leo Guinan (Memetic Economist)x.comFind a cash business that pays the bills (and then some), but only invest enough time to keep it humming .
Nat Eliason • Fast Cash vs. Slow Equity
This is basically the idea at the core of Human Insurance, and is trivial at scale.