
Does money motivate corporations and people more than any other factor?
Last Friday of the month, 28th March, we will hold the Discussion group meeting and expect provocative conversation where we’ll explore one of the most fundamental questions of our time:
Are we kidding ourselves with talk of values, purpose, and ethics, while everything quietly bends to the logic of profit?
Are corporations really just profit machines, or is there a hidden layer of values, psychology, and power at play?
There are some questions to look deeper:
- Is money still the ultimate motivator behind most decisions — from personal careers to global politics?
- Do corporations innovate for the greater good… or just to squeeze out the next quarter’s profits?
- Are our own choices really about passion and meaning — or are we just navigating a system designed to reward compliance and consumption?
- What happens when status, fear, security, and social pressure enter the equation?
If money isn’t the only force — what else is strong enough to compete with it?
Power? Ego? Belonging? Ideology? Love? Fear of failure? What do you think?