Why Zuckerberg’s Critics Are Wrong
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Why Zuckerberg’s Critics Are Wrong
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#2Some people have a tendency to tell other people what to do with their money. This can range from annoying when it's some pundit doing it, to dangerous when it's someone in government.
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Well, others get singled out too, like John Paulson here http://blogs.reuters.com/felix-salmon/2012/10/23/philanthrop...
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#5Actual title: In Defense of Philanthrocapitalism, by James Surowiecki
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I think this is a fair, clear-headed way to start the discussion, fwiw.
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Can we decouple this relationship without breaking both parts? Capital is useful as a reward because it is useful as a way to direct the labor of others.
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#9Surowiecki