• Calfpupa [she/her]@lemmy.ml
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    2 days ago

    Where does it say this is limited to capitalist societies?

    We only have evidence of it in capitalist countries.

    do you really imagine that in a non capitalist society cooperate leaders would be trusted less?

    Seeing as China’s government is run by scientists and doctors, yes.

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      1 day ago

      So in what society is this NOT the case?

      Seeing as China’s government is run by scientists and doctors, yes.

      What? How does that make any sense? So what are they saying about their business people? Are they too trusted more? Or are you just making shit up as you go?

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          1 day ago

          I removed that part, because apparently people don’t get it.
          But I would wager that cooperate managers would be more trusted than corporate ones. Without them being any different in all practical matters.

          Also Science is not entirely capitalist, business managers are. So saying that science would be trusted more in a on capitalist society doesn’t make the least bit of sense.