@AugustusinT@FutureIslaxp@NameNamish @billiceberg @constans In some British interpretations of the word, class is something into which one is born. It isn’t necessarily based on income. To me, ‘upper class’ refers to the landlord gentry instead of to people who merely have high annual salaries.
@EUhobgoblin@Leo_Abstract@St_Rev I think the concept of justice is more of a hangover from time when we had a weaker understanding of operant conditioning and behavioural genetics.
@Barbi0la@paparomeo1995@Its_Spectre_00@TheDustCoast@OloriOfOloris Think about why people value ambition. People are attracted to wealthy partners because it signals fitness. Biologists distinguish proximate and ultimate influences for a reason.
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@AMillionMaxes@Romy_Holland Very few people own abattoirs. Very few people work in abattoirs. Many people wore cotton and other products associated with the slave trade in the early 19th-century.
@JudiciaIreview@Brevitous@PsyPost I think that term devalues the importance of sex appeal. If you liked someone’s poetry, but you weren’t sexually attracted to that person, would he be a mere poetry object to you?