Pynewacket
3mo ago
"It's not costless to me, compelled speech is my one issue"
Pynewacket
2mo ago
who also mentions the points that immigrants tend to take jobs we citizens don’t want
the part not mentioned at that point is "with those wages", always find it disingenuous when economists et al treat the situation as if economic incentives doesn't exist for this specific situation and the only way to have your toilet unclogged or burgers in your McDonald is by bringing more immigration, which is how you keep wages stagnant.
The second critique is that his model assumes that there is perfect substitutability between natives and immigrants within each skill cell. There are many reasons that immigrants and natives might not be perfect substitutes even if they have the same level of skill and education—for example, language ability (Lewis 2013)
What I think they are missing in this excerpt, that the common man perfectly understands, is that they don't need to be perfect substitutes, they just need to be good enough. With languages as similar as english and spanish are is not all that difficult to understand each other, after all spanglish is a thing.
If the assumptions behind Borjas’s model are appropriate for immigrants, in this case, implying that within education-experience cells men and women are perfect substitutes
this is the Damore Memo all over again, and even in the same career path Peterson mentions that women are less likely to ask for a raise.
Scarcity of labor only drives up wages to the point a firm can afford.
Really sure what does it matter with respect to "While it’s possible for an influx of new labor to drive down wages for a short time or in a particular field without much of a barrier to entry"? the level of elasticity of wages isn't in contention here.
Remittances aren’t a major variable and also foreigners buy US products.
why aren't they a major variable?, and foreigners may buy US products too, but if part of their wage goes to Mexico they will buy less than natives.
Empowering China was not a problem in pure economic terms, it was a problem in geopolitical ones.
And we aren't living only in a economic world, but one with geopolitical considerations too.
the Rust Belt can still get fucked for not being a competitive place to run a factory. Whining about it and trying to use government intervention to prevent the outcomes of markets, instead of doing a good job of competing for new industries,
It was shortsighted and a perfect representation of everything wrong with the "Line goes up" Meme mentality that economists et al are so fond of. Now we have a hollowed up Rust belt, a Nuclear power hostile to every value you hold dear and Cartels in your backyard. All of this with far reaching consequences like the fentanyl and homeless crisis.
If you don’t let labor come to the US sufficient to keep up with hiring demands, you drive up the incentive to outsource production to where there is available labor.
the hollowing out of the rust belt proves this isn't true. Outsourcing is a product of dramatically cheaper labor costs outweighing transportation costs and import taxes.
Pynewacket
2mo ago
I wonder which part of the incline belongs to the different Intersectional consulting services so ubiquitous now a days.
Pynewacket
2mo ago
nowhere is this more prevalent that with the Doomers obsession with Skynet.
Pynewacket
6mo ago
Title: 'Been Here From the Start' song | Horrible Histories: Black British History | CBBC
If nothing else the tune is catchy. At first I thought it was a parody video, but it looks to be a real BBC music video about Black British History.
Pynewacket
1mo ago
thanks for the heads up, added another link.
Pynewacket
1mo ago
interesting that they gave her rosacea, or at least it is more pronounced in your link. At 3:21 she still looks like Nicado, at 3:23 not so much, so lighting may be a contributing factor to the imitation.
Pynewacket
11mo ago
You're wrong.
This is consensus building and just your opinion.
Pynewacket
6mo ago
considering how they calculate the cost of shelter, it wouldn't surprise me.
"Hey Gates! How much would you say would you increase the rent in your mansion if you were to rent it out"
"Dunno, a three fiddly?"
Pynewacket
2mo ago
I am not officially warning you here, but this post was kind of low effort and you really have been sort of a one-note piano lately, enough that even people who broadly agree with you are getting annoyed.
But is he wrong though?
Pynewacket
3mo ago
I'm really glad now that I have an old school account that doesn't need my phone number. All these loops one has to jump through are anoying.
Pynewacket
3mo ago
Is he there?
Pynewacket
6mo ago
What I don't understand is how she thought this one random dude isn't "really" non-binary on the basis of his toxic mansplaining, but a trans woman who commits a violent crime (up to and including raping a female person) is still a woman.
One made her feel bad and the other is something that she might have heard of in the news or been told about by an acquaintance. And it's not about what she thought, it's what she feels.
Pynewacket
10mo ago
"My rules enforced > your rules enforced fairly > your rules enforced unfairly"
Pynewacket
11mo ago
In the interview, he made threats against President Biden, saying that he had intended to "get to the White House, seize power, and be put in charge of the nation," the documents said.
per the rethoric I see of Jan 6th, I don't see anything unusual about this. Good thing he was stopped before he conquered america for the 3rd Reich Civilization style.
Pynewacket
6mo ago
But because this is an opportunity to shit on Democrats/the left nobody feels the need to have falsifiable beliefs anymore.
I think the real reason is because this lived experience is shared by a lot more folk than previous usage of the term and it is easily verifiable by a large amount of people.
Pynewacket
11mo ago
This is one of the reasons why I'm of the opinion that democracy sucks at scale.
Pynewacket
9mo ago
Yes, but a jury that has seen all the evidence is much more likely to be right than some guy on the internet who hasn't, especially when that person has an obvious bias.
Wasn't part of the controversy the seizing of the phones? Doesn't look like your theory of juries applies to this case at all.
Pynewacket
3mo ago
yes, but I would imagine the difficulty of finding him would ramp up in inverse correlation with the notoriety of the person doing the searching. Not unlike someone ducking loan collectors but being readily available to go to the pub with friends.
Pynewacket
2mo ago
would you say that she adopts the opinions of the environment she see herself in regardless of what they are?
To use your post as a stepping stone, an AI App That Lets Users Talk To Historical Figures Slammed For Misrepresenting Hitler, Nazis. I suspect it is due to the inherent tampering with GPT-3 that the historical figures in the app are incapable of actually spouting their true "thoughts" and slogans.
"Some examples of Nazi responses, according to NBC News, include Hitler’s chatbot saying killing Jews during World War II “was a terrible mistake.” No historical evidence exists that Hitler made such a statement."
I can only laught at that. Of course, one could also say that Hitler now recognizes that maybe the holocaust was one of the factors that contributed to their defeat and thus "was a terrible mistake"; just not due to the reasons one would think.
Pynewacket
10mo ago
hence the Quokka meme that is so richly deserved in the rat community.
Pynewacket
6mo ago
you are ignoring the videos that will be shared in social media about that invasion, doubtful it will be pretty and not all faces stomped by a boot will be male.
Pynewacket
6mo ago
it's why the crazies in the right are found dumpster diving while the ones on the left are in yachts.
"Doritos?"
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