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Are you sure you have the direction of causation right there?

• ipnon 2y ago
  Well, respectfully speaking, if you have more firsthand knowledge of this industry than I do, and have a point to make other than merely calling my experience in the subject in to question, then I will entertain that I might have things backward. But I suspect between the two of us, I know more about it than you do, because I've been in the fields myself.
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• magicalhippo 2y ago
  Here in Norway it seems to be a combination. During the COVID-19 pandemic, farmers couldn't get their usual seasonal workers from other countries and it was touted as a great thing for the young generation as they could now "finally" get a summer job again. Well, turned out a lot of the young generation didn't like the hours or the pay, and if they dud show up on time they worked at a fraction of the speed of the usual "imported" workers. Was quite a bit of ruckus in the news about this, as farmers failed to get their crops harvested. Not that I would have done much better, it's fairly brutal, monotonous work.