Message from @Brickiest Brick
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This particular farmer or farmers were the best in their firld
Cause they don't want to starve?
Field
They made the highest quality food and knew how to farm
Eventually the cycle will happen again
Another farmer will be the best
And they will get frustrated
And stop producing
Why do they get frustrated?
Because they will feel like they are working too hard and not getting a reward they deserve
Then they don't have to work that hard
If you are making most of the food or the highest quality food then you come to expect some mor respect in your society
Then society will give it, but no hierarchy will be created to give power to them
Why wouldn’t you want people to work harder this is counter-productive this kind of society discourages technology
Progress stops
Actually it expands the capacity for innovation by freeing people to fully explore their ideas risk free without fear of starvation for trying
But for farming if you don't want to work that hard then dont, tell the commune, a commune-mandated-syndicate will draft a new schedule, and the slack will be picked up elsewhere
But the point is, people want to work harder and do the best they possibly can
Some people do it better than others, and they want rewards they feel justify their skill
If they don’t get that, they will quit
Society may live on, but progress will not
And the cycle will continue until markets spring up
I would posit that people who work harder, want to work harder because they take pride in their work and want to se it done to its highest potential. "I work hard and am the best because I enjoy what I do" vs "I work hard and am the best because I want more things". The latter thought makes sense in a system that rewards the behavior like capitalism, but the former is what works in an anarchist federation. Work is not a means to an end, it is an end. Work becomes something you enjoy doing, not something of a chore.
Farmers would be people who like farming, coders would be people who like coding, etc.
Volunteer-commune positions would be available for specific jobs.
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>literal anarchist scum
you can have a person take pride in work
especially by producing a culture/society that values discipline and honor
like the japanese or germans
even americans, no matter how lazy people may try to put us off as we are a nation of workaholics
you wont find such principles in anarchy
you can stimulate talent and professionalism by promoting a meritocracy in which higher level positions recieve more expenses for standard of living and resources
anyways
i wanted to mention the office
ive been binging it
and i find it repulsive at times