on what do you base that? is the progress of the individual always good for society? what if the progress of the individual goes against the growth of society? I take it that you speak of economic growth and progress, but what if a few individuals eat all the cake and profit from it, will society neccesarily benefit?If a society is to achieve growth and progress, initiative and effort has to be rewarded.
please explain me why exactly. (inequality only in economic sense) is needed to achieve a good society (also only in economic sense? or in more than economic sense?) if a society is good in economic sense but degraded of any morality (amoralistic) would that be a better society which is moralistic but in bad economic shape?Inequality is therefore not an evil, but a necessity to achieve a good society.
and what would be your idea of a "good" society.
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