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DeliCiousVP
Sweden343 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:00 1Eris1 wrote: Also, where is your evidence regarding job creation? 600 million people unemployed should be enough. Thanks to the link that proves a data point (food production) no one disagreed with Alot of people in this tread disagreed and actively wrote how it was false yes and that iwas faking numbers on this. | ||
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JonnyBNoHo
United States6277 Posts
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JonnyBNoHo
United States6277 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:04 DeliCiousVP wrote: 600 million people unemployed should be enough. God you are so stupid I can't believe it. You must be a troll. The unemployment rate has NOT INCREASED DUE TO NEW TECHNOLOGY. Look at a graph! http://research.stlouisfed.org/fred2/series/UNRATE?cid=12/t_blank | ||
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:04 JonnyBNoHo wrote: Job creation IS keeping up with technological unemployment. That's why the unemployment rate has not increased along with new technology. Thanks to the link that proves a data point (food production) no one disagreed with. Also, upon actually reading the wikipedia entry for technological unemployement, I would like to point to all the historical predictions for technological unemployement that have proven false so far. | ||
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1Eris1
United States5797 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:04 DeliCiousVP wrote: 600 million people unemployed should be enough. Alot of people in this tread disagreed and actively wrote how it was false yes and that iwas faking numbers on this. And fifty years ago were those 600 million people's parents all employed...? Fact is, and this might suprise you, the most technologcially defeicient countries actually have the highest unemployment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_unemployment_rate WHOA | ||
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DeliCiousVP
Sweden343 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:09 1Eris1 wrote: And fifty years ago were those 600 million people's parents all employed...? Fact is, and this might suprise you, the most technologcially defeicient countries actually have the highest unemployment. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_unemployment_rate WHOA Yepp but its the developed countries that sets the tone for the future if we cant keep employment up they wont be able to when they catch up in advancement. Nice rhetoric tho. But chillax peeps this a good thing means you can most likely play SC2 for the rest of your days if you want to without starving to death. | ||
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JonnyBNoHo
United States6277 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:04 DeliCiousVP wrote: Alot of people in this tread disagreed and actively wrote how it was false yes and that iwas faking numbers on this. Who disagreed with that fact?? You just keep recycling the same random facts over and over again without providing the facts to the questions we actually ask. You've pointed out your "enough food for 10 billion" fact over and over. Ya know, like a troll. | ||
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JonnyBNoHo
United States6277 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:14 DeliCiousVP wrote: Yepp but its the developed countries that sets the tone for the future if we cant keep employment up they wont be able to when they catch up in advancement. Nice rhetoric tho. But chillax peeps this a good thing means you can most likely play SC2 for the rest of your days if you want to without starving to death. He posted facts, not rhetoric. You post BS over and over and over... | ||
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Focuspants
Canada780 Posts
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1Eris1
United States5797 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:14 DeliCiousVP wrote: Yepp but its the developed countries that sets the tone for the future if we cant keep employment up they wont be able to when they catch up in advancement. Nice rhetoric tho. But chillax peeps this a good thing means you can most likely play SC2 for the rest of your days if you want to without starving to death. The developed countries are keeping up on a general level though. There's a reason they've mostly been stagnant at around 3-9% since WWII. (With a few exceptions, namely Russia and China) But hey, you're definetely right they might stop. We might also all die to a meteor tomorrow. | ||
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DeliCiousVP
Sweden343 Posts
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:24 DeliCiousVP wrote: To save you guys from further frustration i wanna get this out of the way. Im not wrong here and im the one arguing with reason not personal insults or trying to riddicule. i Suggest that if you cant handle that leave a snyde comment and walk away. I think you might be evaluating the situation incorrectly here. The attitude that you can't possibly be wrong is quite disturbing. | ||
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JonnyBNoHo
United States6277 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:24 DeliCiousVP wrote: To save you guys from further frustration i wanna get this out of the way. Im not wrong here and im the one arguing with reason not personal insults or trying to riddicule. i Suggest that if you cant handle that leave a snyde comment and walk away. Hahahahaha!! You: "I'm arguing with reason" Us: Hey DeliCiousVP give us proof of your crazy claims! You: "Accept change of your being and allow yourself to be wrong and you will exit the matrix." Let me repeat: hahahahahahahahahahahaha!!! | ||
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DeliCiousVP
Sweden343 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:21 1Eris1 wrote: The developed countries are keeping up on a general level though. There's a reason they've mostly been stagnant at around 3-9% since WWII. (With a few exceptions, namely Russia and China) But hey, you're definetely right they might stop. We might also all die to a meteor tomorrow. Iam not basing that of them either we accept that we are exploiting the third world or we assume that their inferior monkey creatures and thats the cause of all their ills. Life is becoming easier and better each year escpially in the western world mostly due to our technological advancement. Our wellfare society that we are entering now will allow more people to express their creativity without worriying about having a job. Sweden for example is a wellfare society and it is one of the reason we have so many progamers with around 10% of Germanys total population and less then 3% of USA's population. obviously other things factors in to such as gaming culture but its harder to become a progamer when you have to become a mininum wage worker at mcdonalds. I think you might be evaluating the situation incorrectly here. The attitude that you can't possibly be wrong is quite disturbing. Hehe obviously i can be wrong ive already been wrong on a few things in this tread such as me forgetting that einstein went to school. But first of this is a discussion i dont have to prove anything i can just use reasonable rhetoric and "WIN" the fact that i tried to provide sources for everything i say is going the extra mile. also its hard for me when i get a comment like this "You still havent shown us any proof that this crazy society will work" First of it shows a since of demand like im somehow bound to offer jack to support my claim when i have already "Won" in reasoning. and second its such a general question i would not know where to start need to be more specific then that. | ||
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Fubi
2228 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:33 DeliCiousVP wrote: Iam not basing that of them either we accept that we are exploiting the third world or we assume that their inferior monkey creatures and thats the cause of all their ills. Life is becoming easier and better each year escpially in the western world mostly due to our technological advancement. Our wellfare society that we are entering now will allow more people to express their creativity without worriying about having a job. Sweden for example is a wellfare society and it is one of the reason we have many progamers with around 10% of Germanys total population and less then 3% of USA's population. obviously other things factor to such as gaming culture but its harder to become a progamer when you have to become a mininum wage worker at mcdonalds. Wait what? 10% of german population are pro-gamers? Source? | ||
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JonnyBNoHo
United States6277 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:33 DeliCiousVP wrote: Iam not basing that of them either we accept that we are exploiting the third world or we assume that their inferior monkey creatures and thats the cause of all their ills. We are not exploiting the third world. That's why they will be as rich as we are in a few decades. | ||
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Crushinator
Netherlands2138 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:33 DeliCiousVP wrote: Iam not basing that of them either we accept that we are exploiting the third world or we assume that their inferior monkey creatures and thats the cause of all their ills. This is a false dichotomy, in reality there are many reasons why developing countries are not yet on par with the developed world. I take it you have not read anything on development studies either? Anyway, this is starting to feel a bit too much like a gang beating. I'm out untill someone more interesting comes along. | ||
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1Eris1
United States5797 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:33 DeliCiousVP wrote: Iam not basing that of them either we accept that we are exploiting the third world or we assume that their inferior monkey creatures and thats the cause of all their ills. Life is becoming easier and better each year escpially in the western world mostly due to our technological advancement. Our wellfare society that we are entering now will allow more people to express their creativity without worriying about having a job. Sweden for example is a wellfare society and it is one of the reason we have many progamers with around 10% of Germanys total population and less then 3% of USA's population. obviously other things factor to such as gaming culture but its harder to become a progamer when you have to become a mininum wage worker at mcdonalds. I'm sorry, but you literally keep changing your train of thought in the middle of your sentences. Are you pro-technology now? Just a few posts ago it was a demon that was stealing jobs...Also, how exactly are we exploiting third world countries, and how exactly is that providing US with jobs? Haha, wait what? What does progaming have to do with any of this? And are you seriously suggesting that some people should get to play SC2 all day and other people should have to work to pay for that? wtf | ||
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DeliCiousVP
Sweden343 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:41 Crushinator wrote: This is a false dichotomy, in reality there are many reasons why developing countries are not yet on par with the developed world. I take it you have not read anything on development studies either? oh, realy please enligthen me i obviously have no clue what goes on in the third world  | ||
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DeliCiousVP
Sweden343 Posts
On May 08 2012 09:43 1Eris1 wrote: I'm sorry, but you literally keep changing your train of thought in the middle of your sentences. Are you pro-technology now? Just a few posts ago it was a demon that was stealing jobs...Also, how exactly are we exploiting third world countries, and how exactly is that providing US with jobs? Haha, wait what? What does progaming have to do with any of this? And are you seriously suggesting that some people should get to play SC2 all day and other people should have to work to pay for that? wtf Oh i see now your trolling to. No i think we should all merge the SC2 universe and steal their minerals and gas infuse our cars with vespene that would solve all our problems. Do you have any sources that suggest we cannot create a vespene gas combustion engine? And dont give me facts proposed in video form or a bias title because i assume if you give me a source that debunks my theory it wont have the name "Vespene gas do not work in combustiable engine" if i see that title i know its bias so. | ||
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