He @felixxx I think those short stories are underappreciated here on steem. This was a quick read, but took me at least 50 more seconds to conceptualize. It's true that when we tell people they should behave in a certain predefined way, people would try to actively resist such a thing. But once we would set them free, it might happen to be the case folks would continue to behave in a certain way still.
This is somewhat the same topic I wrote about when talking about hot steemit could learn for the mistakes in the Instagram community some days ago.
Furthermore, It might be applicable to religion in general. A lot of people don't believe in any god anymore, and still, people behave in the same way they used to do while being "suppressed" by all kinds of doctrines.
Thanks for the lengthy reply.
I voted for it, but didn't read it yet - it was only recommended to me.
The story above was just to show, how nonsensical some people argue for a linear reward system.
Some background
Haha you did?! Well thanks for that felix.
I am definitely in need for that back ground info. Already more than a month have passed since I joined. But still a lot to learn. Ty
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