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Because people chose to take the jobs, so presumably they thought it was fair compensation compared to alternatives. Unless there's evidence they were coerced i

• fluoridation 2y ago
  No amount? So you wouldn't accept a job to moderate Facebook for a million dollars a day? If you would, then surely you would also do it for a lower number. There is an equilibrium point.
  • apitman 2y ago
    > So you wouldn't accept a job to moderate Facebook for a million dollars a day? I would hope not.
    • fluoridation 2y ago
      Sorry, but I don't believe you. You could work for a month or two and retire. Or hell, just do it for one day and then return to your old job. That's a cool one mill in the bank. My point is, job shittiness can be priced in.
      • lalalali 2y ago
        > work for a month or two and retire --> This is a dream of many, but there exist a set of people that really like their job and have no intention to retire > just do it for one day and then return to your old job. --> Cool mill in the bank and dreadful images in your head. Perhaps Apitman feels he has enough cash and wont be happier with a million (more?). Also your point is true but lacks of Facebook interest to elevate that number. I guess it was more a theorical reflexion than an argument for concrete economie.