I know he has a fleet of megayachts but i wasn’t awake he owns an entire megayachts business

  • DupaCycki@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    No corporation or billionaire is your friend. No matter how nice they appear just because the rest are genocidal sociopaths.

    Not all of them are necessarily evil either, but regardless of their intentions, they’re almost always a net loss for society.

    • flamingo_pinyata@sopuli.xyz
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      3 days ago

      Regardless, we should reward socially beneficial behavior. Billionaires are humans, and as such trainable through a correct reward structure. Harm reduction is important.

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        3 days ago

        They deserve negative reinforcement though. “Rewarding billionaires” for anything feels very wrong, regardless of the ends.

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          Negative reinforcement or positive punishment?

          Negative/positive refers to the introduction of a thing (positive) or removal of a thing (negative), while reinforcement/punishment refers to the intended effect.

          Negative reinforcement is the removal of a displeasurable stimulus. Positive punishment is the introduction of a displeasurable stimulus.

          Similarly, positive reinforcement refers to the introduction of a pleasurable stimulus while negative punishment involves removing a pleasurable stimulus.