> Sure a union could try to take that profit and feed it into wages instead, but that's worse for society in the end. Yeah, that's the whole assumption I'm cha

> Sure a union could try to take that profit and feed it into wages instead, but that's worse for society in the end. Yeah, that's the whole assumption I'm challenging with real world data. Your ideas sound great on paper or in a vacuum, though. This conversation is way asymmetric, where I'm the only person pointing to facts you can look at with your eyes, so I'm gonna leave and wish you luck with your theories. PS: > Chinese manufacturing. Manufacturing that is not unionized, by the way. Unintentional comedy? Natural language model trained on Econ podcasts? Arguing from opposite day? Or the most embarrassing gaffe you could have possibly made in this convo? Not that their unions are good. Just a funny thing to write, caveat-free.