Doing something from inner necessity and love rather than external payment; Jiang says capitalism replaces this with extrinsic motivation.
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intrinsic motivation
Doing something from inner necessity and love rather than external payment; Jiang says capitalism replaces this with extrinsic motivation.
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For Jiang's Marx, money destroys human relations because it replaces intrinsic affirmation with extrinsic payment.
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"...it destroys all human relations. Right? So he's talking about extrinsic motivation versus intrinsic motivation. Intrinsic motivation extrinsic motivation is what makes us slaves...."
"people and they enjoy it and because they enjoy it that process affirms your individuality and your creativity your validation basically. Okay? Alright. I..."
"Capitalism makes us slaves because it deprives us of our humanity. Okay? That's what money does. So so does this make sense to you?..."
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Marx is powerful because he sees what capitalism does to the soul.
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