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Your comment contributes nothing to the conversation and I'm only commenting to make you aware of that. Enjoy your upvotes.

• hparadiz 3y ago
  This dude is externalizing the costs of training the american workforce which is done with taxes. He claims a young person is untrained when in reality by 16 years old a person in the United States is better educated and trained in all sorts of skills than the vast majority of the human race on the entire globe. This person then wants to claim that such a person has "low economic output". I could break down every single thing in his comment point by point by I really don't have time to write a book for you. Suffice to say he's just plain wrong. Morally and in basic factual assumptions about how the economy works.
  • pc_edwin 3y ago
    > training the american workforce which is done with taxes Thats the entire point/undertone of my post. We have replaced crucially important aspects of society like integrating kids (Rites of Passage), apprenticeships, taking care of the elderly with federal soylent. > 16 years old a person in the United States is better educated and trained in all sorts of skills You cannot replace hard work, communication, conflicts, expectations, real time problem solving, handling pressure, social minutia etc with algebra and slicing a frog apart. > claim that such a person has "low economic output" I've never said that. My point was about people who got dealt a bad hand in life. Whether if its IQ, disability, upbringing etc. Society used to have a place for these people now its Federal Soylent™