Women like working with people, men like working with things, all over the world

Post by lillecarl » Thu, Dec 29, 2022, 11:36 AM UTC

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I'm not sure it's related to your question of "Is there an important sense in which Sweden has more abundant resources than, say, the US?". The answer is yes, in some cases. Because wealth is distributed so that everyone can afford things like education, healthcare, daycare. If 1 out of a 100 has a superyacht and 99 live on foodstamps that's different in an important sense from if 0 people have a superyacht and every…

> Because wealth is distributed so that everyone can afford things like education, healthcare, daycare. If 1 out of a 100 has a superyacht and 99 live on foodstamps that's different in an important sense from if 0 people have a superyacht and everyone gets access to education and food. From your username I’m going to assume you can read Swedish, in which case I’ll recommend Andreas Cervanka’s latest book on the redis…