Do we want our farmers, teachers, doctors and priests to be profit-driven?
Modern finance and economic theory encourages essentially all human activity to be profit-driven. This leads to a dystopian world.
The "market" that currently fashionable schools of economics like to extoll is built on a bedrock of human civilization, spirituality and culture and those are themselves not market driven. Modern economic theory ignores or actively denies that there is any such bedrock. In fact, the dogma is that economics fundamentally shapes all of them. "Yet she moves ..."
That raises the question: who supports that bedrock? The ones who are in the "market", companies like us. In fact, I would make an even stronger assertion: the entire purpose of profit is to sustain this bedrock, which I categorise into nature (food and spirit), nurture (teaching and spirit), culture (entertainment and spirit), scripture (spirit).
I look at technology as the means to an end, not an end itself.
Hello @josyjosephkj sir,
It's nice to see your book being promoted by Saurav Das, who has received foreign funding from the Thakur family foundation!
Oh wait! You also received ₹20 lakh from the Thakur family foundation!
But I also have another serious question for you.
You founded Confluence Media in July 2019, so how come you have registered a potential shell company in the UK, and that too in November 2018?
@ankitatIIMA@Sandy_3334 I am with you on all others, but then there should be a transparent and accountable system in the government process except for critical and national security functions
💥Shabana, Sonakshi, Swara, Vishal dadlani,....
Remember not to watch a single Jihadiwood movie whatsoever.
Where were these during the pahalgam terror attacks?
#naseeruddin Shah #cjp_पार्टी#cjp_ही_aap_है