Sounds like a self fulfilling prophecy. Remember, what makes someone fiscally wealthy is still defined by culture and society. Most of our needs aren't necessities.
And I still don't think it's unethical that doctors are wealthy. I'm very happy with them making good money for their work. It doesn't mean all doctors are ethical, but certainly it is one (of several) path to make money without needing to be unethical.
Remember, what makes someone fiscally wealthy is still defined by culture and society.
Sure, in the sense that the state is defined by culture and society. Until your skull is beaten in by police, anyway. Then the concepts tend to clarify.
Trying to hedge your way out of accountability for how you accumulated your wealth is pretty funny. Also, doctors shouldn’t be wealthy either: that is likely the LEAST ethical way to make money.
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Sounds like a self fulfilling prophecy. Remember, what makes someone fiscally wealthy is still defined by culture and society. Most of our needs aren't necessities.
And I still don't think it's unethical that doctors are wealthy. I'm very happy with them making good money for their work. It doesn't mean all doctors are ethical, but certainly it is one (of several) path to make money without needing to be unethical.
Sure, in the sense that the state is defined by culture and society. Until your skull is beaten in by police, anyway. Then the concepts tend to clarify.
Trying to hedge your way out of accountability for how you accumulated your wealth is pretty funny. Also, doctors shouldn’t be wealthy either: that is likely the LEAST ethical way to make money.
Please look up both terms in a dictionary