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RomanPushkin ◴[] No.44366760[source]
It's kinda cool and shows that there are real people behind corporations. Some folks with lots of $$$ say "I build this" (Zuck often says that), stealing the credit of accomplishment from small little people. While real small little people leave the note in history - "nope, it's us who put our souls into making this happen". Of course, Steve Jobs would ban this.
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GuinansEyebrows ◴[] No.44367300[source]
while i firmly believe that profit is the theft of unpaid labor...

when it comes to meta salaries, the old Mad Men scene about getting personal recognition for work comes to mind: "that's what the money is for!"

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miles ◴[] No.44368419[source]
> i firmly believe that profit is the theft of unpaid labor

If I sell a cake for $3 that cost me $2 in ingredients/electricity/etc. to make, how is my $1 profit the theft of unpaid labor?

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1. GuinansEyebrows ◴[] No.44368441[source]
labor is entitled to an equal share of the profit. if you're the only one who made the cake, your equal share of the profit is $1.