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I would split your message consists in two parts. 1) imo obviously false statement: > The $15 is external too. OpenAI should have paid $15/hr Shoulda, woulda

I would split your message consists in two parts. 1) imo obviously false statement: > The $15 is external too. OpenAI should have paid $15/hr Shoulda, woulda, coulda. The open AI also won't pay Kenyans the 15$. If they have to pay 15$ they will hire better educated, closer geographically and culturally workers. 2) the ideological manifest that is only tangentially related to the topic and I don't want to discuss it here for several reasons.

ninjagoo 4y ago
> If they have to pay 15$ they will hire better educated, closer geographically and culturally workers. 1. For a minimum wage temporary job that doesn't need better educated, geographically or culturally closer workers? And for which they've already shown that they are willing to hire people outside North America? 2. When there is a large shortage of workers in their local continent? [1] > the ideological manifest that is only tangentially related to the topic and I don't want to discuss it here for several reasons. Core EU regulations against the exploitation of workers and the reasons behind them are an "ideological manifest" [sic] ? > Shoulda, woulda, coulda. That attitude is the reason bad people get away with exploiting labor, and why starving people exist. I think I'm finished with this conversation. I don't believe you are having this discussion in good faith. Good luck for your future. [1] https://www.bls.gov/news.release/jolts.nr0.htm https://www.bls.gov/news.release/jolts.nr0.htm
- kuboble 4y ago
  Let me also add ending notes. I believe you're extremely ignorant of reality. The reality being that labor in place A is different than in place B for many reasons unrelated to exploitation. 2$ in Kenya is terrible exploitation?? How about 4$ in EU? You name EU as a great example. Do you realize there are millions of legally employed EU citizens working for 4$/hr? And more working for less. just Google minimum salary in Poland or Romania and Google how many people make that minimum. Why a cleaning lady in Munich makes 5 times as much as cleaning lady in rural Poland? If you don't understand why then why do you think you understand Kenyan situation?

ninjagoo 4y ago

> If they have to pay 15$ they will hire better educated, closer geographically and culturally workers. 1. For a minimum wage temporary job that doesn't need better educated, geographically or culturally closer workers? And for which they've already shown that they are willing to hire people outside North America? 2. When there is a large shortage of workers in their local continent? [1] > the ideological manifest that is only tangentially related to the topic and I don't want to discuss it here for several reasons. Core EU regulations against the exploitation of workers and the reasons behind them are an "ideological manifest" [sic] ? > Shoulda, woulda, coulda. That attitude is the reason bad people get away with exploiting labor, and why starving people exist. I think I'm finished with this conversation. I don't believe you are having this discussion in good faith. Good luck for your future. [1] https://www.bls.gov/news.release/jolts.nr0.htm https://www.bls.gov/news.release/jolts.nr0.htm

kuboble 4y ago
Let me also add ending notes. I believe you're extremely ignorant of reality. The reality being that labor in place A is different than in place B for many reasons unrelated to exploitation. 2$ in Kenya is terrible exploitation?? How about 4$ in EU? You name EU as a great example. Do you realize there are millions of legally employed EU citizens working for 4$/hr? And more working for less. just Google minimum salary in Poland or Romania and Google how many people make that minimum. Why a cleaning lady in Munich makes 5 times as much as cleaning lady in rural Poland? If you don't understand why then why do you think you understand Kenyan situation?