Things i think will be better under communism: episode 2, being wrong
People seem to be pretty encouraging in the modern day. That seems like a good thing, but I think it's partially a symptom of and reaction to a fear of failure. Not only for ourselves but for our fellow proletarian.
There's this idea that many of us have grown up with that we must always do right and should hide our failures when they occur. If we don't, we'll suffer consequences and lose privileges or get fired and become homeless. So to counteract that, I think, we've begun applying the golden rule to any interaction regarding someone's livelihood or passion. Because we don't wish harm upon them, whether it be from loss of work or loss of outlet for stress. It speaks to our kind nature but also can be seen as a reaction to an unjust system.
In a world where our value isn't tied to our work, it would be very easy to give a more critical examination to the quality of a product or a process. If someone isn't at risk of losing her housing, food, or healthcare when her employment changes, it's much easier to accept critique as a learning opportunity instead of as a threat. Even if the lesson is that he's in the wrong line of work, he still has the security to be able to leave and find something more suitable to her skills.
You often see that with people who are secure in their positions. Gracefully accepting criticism as a chance to continue to improve outcomes and experiences. I want everyone to be able to chase that kind of confidence in their work.