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=== Kyla Scanlon’s argument === | === Kyla Scanlon’s argument === | ||
Kyla Scanlon is a whip-smart 25 year old who has managed the unlikely of becoming a macro-economics influencer on Tiktok. Her videos are funny, ironic, learned, saturated with memery and delivered so fast it’s hard to follow what’s going on so you are bamboozled into acquiesnce with the idea that this is some | |||
agrarian societies people worked during daylight hours. Great! | |||
with industrial revolution, things were mechanised and it went to 16 hours a day. That got whittled down to 8 through various labour reforms> then H Ford - not usually a Gen Z pin up, but still - reognised you got more work if paid more for people to do less. | with industrial revolution, things were mechanised and it went to 16 hours a day. That got whittled down to 8 through various labour reforms> then H Ford - not usually a Gen Z pin up, but still - reognised you got more work if paid more for people to do less. | ||