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>The logs per person of one team with a million square miles to work with is When they have logging trucks and chainsaws and GPS. The logs per person of one te
by NoMoreNicksLeft 2y ago
>The logs per person of one team with a million square miles to work with is
When they have logging trucks and chainsaws and GPS. The logs per person of one team when they're using technology circa 1905 is modest, at best, the logs per person when they're using iron axes and shitty leather boots cobbled together is pathetic.
>They get to pick the very best.
Human nature gets in the way of that. They'll pick whoever couldn't schmooze enough to get a better job.
- s1artibartfast 2y ago>They get to pick the very best. >>Human nature gets in the way of that. They'll pick whoever couldn't schmooze enough to get a better job. You missed my intent. They get to pick the best trees. if there is one team instead of 100, they get to log giant old growth trees next to the lumber mill instead of driving 1000 miles to some crappy new growth Forrest. Their spot would be at least as good as the best location available the 100 teams. As discussed elsewhere, I dont think you need 8 billion people to manufacture a modern chainsaw.