@YashHustle_22 You're right. Soon we will just be having applications magically pop up in front of us. The idea of code will be something you won't need to interface with
@jotajordimeme@JohnPeric159923@viyancefavour@grok We're just going back and forth on Grok pretending it's our own knowledge. We both know it's AI. We both know we can use it to find endless evidence to agree with us. This is retarded.
@jotajordimeme@JohnPeric159923@viyancefavour@grok, explain to my retarded friend the work of Giovanni Peri in regard to whether or not immigration has a positive long term effect on hours worked per worker.
If we have two countries, both having the same level of technological advancement, and one has more restrictive labor laws and the other doesnt, and one country has seen significant reductions in working hours since 1980 while the other is flat (Germany and US, for example), then the variable is the law. THe enablement of the law is irrelevant given that the clear variable in what causes working hours to decrease is the legislation
@jotajordimeme@viyancefavour European labor laws have dictated that labor be reduced. That is a manifestly different thing. European data should be excluded honestly
@RelishTiek@Christianous100@WesleyLHuff@UofT I was pointing to your claim that you dont know who huff is, despite being familiar with calvinist debates online..
But I don't know what Chapelle has to do with this. Last I heard of him he was canceled in like 2019 for a comedy show on Netflix.
@zafarmirzo "ordinary" yet you don't have any real evidence of extraterrestrial life aside from some chemicals that sometimes one earth are associated with biotic origin.
@Anarcgambiteiro@viyancefavour Maybe, but the original post clearly cited "a half a century ago," so we can argue *why* we havent worked any less, but it is clearly the case that our work levels havent been reduced.