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> nor does it make the person doing it valuable That is a very sad way to look at human life, and I hope these strikes now and into the future prove that not t
by grecy 3y ago
> nor does it make the person doing it valuable
That is a very sad way to look at human life, and I hope these strikes now and into the future prove that not to be true.
- satvikpendem 3y agoThey obviously mean "valuable" in terms of value to the company, not literal value as a human being. In any case, yes, if someone wants to smash rocks with a hammer, manually, all day, their work would not be valuable to a company building cars, which is what the parent means. Simply doing some sort of "work" for work's sake has no value if that work is not useful.