[...] Given a well-formulated problem, with a choice between a limited set of products, and a clear idea of what they are useful for and who wants what, it might be feasible for a program to calculate an optimal solution. But real life is far more complicated than that. It might be feasible to calculate how much resources to put into "growing chocolate", but how could any centralized system decide how much to produce of the thousands of different kinds of chocolate candies, chocolate pastries, chocolate puddings. Each person might like one of these more than another because of subtle differences in taste and texture, which that person would be hard put to describe.
La drogue qu'il faudrait arrêter, c'est la vanité.
[^] # Re: débat sur le revenu de base
Posté par eingousef . En réponse au journal Initiative citoyenne pour le revenu de base. Évalué à 3.
Zeitgeist, c'est pas une solution miracle, hein.
Richard Stallman sur Zeitgeist :
La drogue qu'il faudrait arrêter, c'est la vanité.
*splash!*