Post B0Fsbc9zexMq8Lo88m by john@liberdon.com
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(DIR) Post #B0EnUMZcWByApvYbz6 by meowski@fluf.club
2025-11-14T13:33:30.206956Z
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interesting
(DIR) Post #B0EnvPjAtp3YRBvQCe by meowski@fluf.club
2025-11-14T13:38:23.398210Z
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perhaps people just don't want to be treated like slaves by corpos
(DIR) Post #B0Fsbc9zexMq8Lo88m by john@liberdon.com
2025-11-15T02:05:29Z
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@meowski I assume the labor market regularly fluctuates like every other market. When it's a seller's market you get complaints like this. When it's a buyer's market there's widespread angst about the state of the economy. Granted, 2022 is not part of a *natural* cycle, but the point kind of holds anyhow.It reminds me a bit of the "kids these days are soft" that people have been saying since the Roman empire.https://podcastindex.org/podcast/218305?episode=333039169
(DIR) Post #B0FsgMFUFGS2EWdfWK by john@liberdon.com
2025-11-15T02:06:24Z
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@meowski The funniest example in that podcast was the same issue of the same newspaper had the children laborers unionizing and also an editorial about how kids are lazy.
(DIR) Post #B0FtLzYB1nzDzuEXU8 by meowski@fluf.club
2025-11-15T02:13:55.943744Z
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@john some people are just lazy, that's human nature to conserve energy. i think people with ambition and discipline have always been a minority
(DIR) Post #B0FtXMoAtagLJg8lnc by john@liberdon.com
2025-11-15T02:15:59Z
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@meowski Well also being lazy about working for someone else can be a perfectly rational reaction. If people really *wanted* to do those jobs, you wouldn't have to pay them to convince them to do it.
(DIR) Post #B0FtdI5DNPNSOnw3oO by meowski@fluf.club
2025-11-15T02:17:03.337546Z
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@john when you're not actively hunting and gathering for your next meal it's kind of easy to lose any sense of urgency about work