> Unfortunately, the hackers, the workers - ones that actually have the power to demand changes - are willingly allowing themselves to be exploited by those that lie, and not demanding any moral judgements.

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I think this point of yours is frankly quite wrong. The productive part of society is not the part of society with political power. Gaining political power is in and of itself a non-productive activity, and accomplishing it takes so much time that none is left over for productive activities. So the non-productive part of society naturally has power over the productive part of society, just as teenagers who focus on being popular end up being more popular than teenagers who focus on programming computers and learning stuff.