So you will share your cell phone with others thenI think the concept overall is good, collective ownership and sharing resources are greate and cheap. If it comes to a reality is another question, maybe to much ME focus in the world right now.
That is not the vision, read up.So you will share your cell phone with others then
Please read whenever you get free the forbes article below word by word. All mentioned content is written word by word by World Economic Forum.I think the concept overall is good, collective ownership and sharing resources are greate and cheap. If it comes to a reality is another question, maybe to much ME focus in the world right now.
Source - https://www.forbes.com/sites/worldeconomicforum/2016/11/10/shopping-i-cant-really-remember-what-that-is-or-how-differently-well-live-in-2030/?sh=5ecc634a1735
What you think collective ownership is its just a another word for communism.That is not the vision, read up.
Did bro read abovethat quote was taken out of context - it wasn't meant in a bad way. I suggest you research it
Here is a normal article about it. Link.Please read whenever you get free the forbes article below word by word. All mentioned content is written word by word by World Economic Forum.
No, why would I think that?What you think collective ownership is its just a another word for communism.
I don't know what you mean by normal article but i will but the article i shared is written originally World Economic Forum.Here is a normal article about it. Link.
Bro the author is World Economic Forum.Whats the big deal about the article? It's just some nutcase that isn't living in reality.
The concept of abolishing ownership is a purely Marxist idea. It goes against the ideals of personal independence introduced in the American constitution, as it makes citizens dependent on a greater power. Even if you own nothing and rent everything you use, someone remains the owner — whether it is an individual, the state, or some corporation.
In theory, “collective ownership” means that everyone co-owns everything. In practice, it usually boils down to the fact that those who are in power, own everything and the small folk own nothing.
The more likely scenario is the picture in which citizens are indeed incentivized to rent goods rather than buying them
A vision is far from the end product, we need to put in some reality too.Is this too? if not why believe it
Bro the author is World Economic Forum.
Quote from your article:
Looks like I have to start a SaaS until 2030.