@KingGoldark@mattyglesias lol, the people you are talking about voted for Bernie by large margins. Stop conflating support for Jews and Israel. Very little anti-semitism in the Democratic Party.
@binarybits@john_malone I think to truly understand the backlash against AI you have to go to people/areas negatively impacted by automation from 1970-2010. This is not not just about ideology.
@binarybits@john_malone I have personally found more usedul to get perspectives not from other college educated people with different ideologies, but more to try and talk to people with out a college degree about the economy.
@binarybits@john_malone I am curious do you have a lot of interaction with working class people who have been negatively impacted by deindustrialization?
@HumanProgress Nice try, Cato Institute. Your graph counts only paid work, so a lot of the "decline" is just women's unpaid housework moving into the paid economy and finally getting counted — not work actually disappearing.
@cafreiman of course you don't bother to include the nearly 14.5 million checkouts (often ebook) plus other extensive digital/virtual services, databases, and programming.
@ModeledBehavior Last summer my local ice cream shop replaced most of of their teen workers with a digital kiosk. Maybe it is not "AI", but technology is certainly replacing workers in food services.
@JoseonOne@Ask_Lou@JesseKellyDC This is it. In the USA we only count a death as heat related if that is what is reported on the autopsy. So when a heat wave hit OR/WA/BC most of the deaths were heat related - heat attacks, drownings, etc. but only in Europe would they be properly counted.
@armsq17@InTheGrottoes@swinshi The problem with the AEI chart is that it does not look at median wages.
The smaller gap there mostly reflects that compensation shifted toward higher earners and benefits (especially health insurance), so the aggregate looks better than the typical worker’s experience.
@armsq17 Did the median worker share in productivity gains? The answer is clearly no — particularly post-1979, and particularly for non-managerial workers.
https://t.co/TefJ1seIK1
@alvinfoo@Vanarchain Do you know how we got a 40 hour work week? Despite huge advances in productivity big business fought workers every inch of the way.
@chrisdbbradley@econcallum Hmm.. there was a lot more energy and capital in 1850 than 1400!
You could argue industrial capitalism was hard till the people organized and fought back against capital.