@chrisp @SteveRoth You won't be too surprised I disagree with Paul Graham, and agree with you.

Income dispersion enhances incentives to produce and innovate. It also enhances incentive to prey, extract, and game. As usual when there are tradeoffs, the "optimum" is likely an interior solution. It is possible to have too little and possible to have too much variation of income. 1/

@chrisp @SteveRoth "'Incentives to produce' are incentives to rig the game" https://www.interfluidity.com/v2/5031.html 2/

@chrisp @SteveRoth "Dispersion causes discohesion" https://www.interfluidity.com/v2/7629.html /fin

// sorry for always pushing my shit!