> It was comparing to a hypothetical world where everything is perfectly organized, everyone is perfectly behaved, everything is perfectly ordered, and therefore we don't have to have certain jobs that only exist to counter other imperfect things in society.
> Jobs that don't provide value for a company are cut, eventually.
Uhm, seems like Greaber is not the only one drawing conclusions from a hypothetical perfect world
> Jobs that don't provide value for a company are cut, eventually.
Uhm, seems like Greaber is not the only one drawing conclusions from a hypothetical perfect world