> EliteInternetWarrior wrote:
> > avogadro wrote:
> > Justinian I wrote:
> My point being that fulfilling the model of a "man" is not selected for or beneficial in this world. Most of the most powerful people in the world became powerful because they were ruthless in many ways, taking leisure in ethics and law. Their power has made them arrogant and even licentious. If being a "man" had a return, then more powerful men would do it. In fact, more men would be "men," but since it doesn't have a return only fools try to be "men."
the smartest people in the world arent the richest and most powerful men in the world, so obviously your immense value on power and wealth is ill placed. it is brainwashing that has turned you into a consumer that has made you value wealth so highly.
I don't see the problem with that. MIT doesn't have thousands of dollars to throw at its profs every minute they work. Besides, a professional academic career is highly rewarding, writing books to sell to your captive audience, easy hours, good pay. I'd lose my sight beyond that job completely. Its cozy.
my point was that the Smartest, most motivated people in the world are not the richest, they arent the richest or most powerful not because UNI's are ripping them off, but because the smartest, most motivated, people in the world dont value power and wealth as much as Justinian does; they obviously have a different set of values.