hirako2000 5 hours ago

That's to consider the commons solely materialist utility. The Romans built meaning through arts that still speaks to this day. Efficient construction becomes worthless over time.

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TylerE 4 hours ago | parent [-]

Efficiency is never worthless in a world where resources (if nothing else, labor) are not infinite.

	▲	hirako2000 43 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		The kind of efficiency we focus on seem to be plentiful. Labour is a good example, see unemployment rates and the number of bullshit jobs anyway. What's covered in the article is also a great example of material resource that could be used, but short term profiting primes.