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Does Ubuntu have a place in the modern world?

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  1. It does not have a place. Capitalism and ubuntu cannot coexist.

    It does not have a place. Capitalism and ubuntu cannot coexist.

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  1. Ubuntu is base on free and open source software, therefore it is incompatible with modern societies which is base on the ideology of neoliberal economic system that promotes individualism and unequal distribution of wealth in the context of economic marginalization and severe impoverishment of the bRead more

    Ubuntu is base on free and open source software, therefore it is incompatible with modern societies which is base on the ideology of neoliberal economic system that promotes individualism and unequal distribution of wealth in the context of economic marginalization and severe impoverishment of the black African majority.

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  1. It does not have a place. Capitalism and ubuntu cannot coexist.

    It does not have a place. Capitalism and ubuntu cannot coexist.

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  2. It is hard for Ubuntu to co exist with capitalism because the two ideologies share different values. More people are embracing Ubuntu, especially across Africa and in the east, while capitalism is on a crumbling decline. Unless capitalism is rebreanded, we only have ideas like Ubuntu to keep us togeRead more

    It is hard for Ubuntu to co exist with capitalism because the two ideologies share different values.

    More people are embracing Ubuntu, especially across Africa and in the east, while capitalism is on a crumbling decline.

    Unless capitalism is rebreanded, we only have ideas like Ubuntu to keep us together.

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