title: Économie de service

> I hate to tell you this, but right now the startup world, or at least the ones making the majority of the noise, have their heads up their own ass and don’t realize it stinks. They’re solving problems for the top 5% of the population. How can I get poor people to do my chores? How can I get people to drive me around without having to pay them health insurance? How can a drone deliver my toilet paper within 15 minutes while the person who fulfilled my order sits at her desk crying because she’s working a 15-hour day and can’t take time off to get that lump in her chest looked at. This is known as the service economy. Where entitled white boys figure out how to replicate their private school dorm experience for life.
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> <cite>*[8 Reasons to Turn Down That Startup Job](https://deardesignstudent.com/8-reasons-to-turn-down-that-startup-job-1f82a00ade34)* ([cache](/david/cache/022aa5f71ca584e61c09e8635f77a3bc/))</cite>

Le problème c’est qu’il y a actuellement peu d’alternatives entre la *startup* et la multinationale qui ne soient pas des intermédiaires et/ou qui n’utilisent pas des technologies antédiluviennes…
