It’s yet another symptom of late stage capitalism in a nutshell. Everyone wants to reap the short term gaina, no one want’s to invest in the future. Everyone wants highly skilled and experienced employees to work for them but no one wants to invest in young employees and train them.
The markets select for speed, not growth. Long-term gains are nice, but they aren’t realized fast enough to prevent being consumed by the competitors seeking short-term gains. They move like piranhas and strip the slow-movers to the bone before they ever realize their gains.
It’s yet another symptom of late stage capitalism in a nutshell. Everyone wants to reap the short term gaina, no one want’s to invest in the future. Everyone wants highly skilled and experienced employees to work for them but no one wants to invest in young employees and train them.
Delicious short term gaina
not like those long term gaina, blech
The markets select for speed, not growth. Long-term gains are nice, but they aren’t realized fast enough to prevent being consumed by the competitors seeking short-term gains. They move like piranhas and strip the slow-movers to the bone before they ever realize their gains.
you obviously aint seen me in the gym fam