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So let's address that. Do you believe that quality of life for a randomly chosen person has improved since 1820? My reading of Hinkel is that he does not belie
by huffmsa 8y ago
So let's address that.
Do you believe that quality of life for a randomly chosen person has improved since 1820? My reading of Hinkel is that he does not believe it.
- benj111 8y agoOf course life has improved since 1820. My reading of Hinkel was that comparing a farmer to a factory worker is an apples and oranges comparison, because its doesn't take into account the non monetary benefits the farmer has. I would rather be a farmer on $1 a day than a factory worker on $1 a day, because the factory workers $ has to buy so much more stuff.