Comments by "Technolus" (@technolus5742) on "Worker Productivity's Steepest Drop in 74 Years: What That Means for the Economy | WSJ" video.

  1. "Quiet quiting" has nothing to do with productivity. Productivity has to do with your output per hour worked, not with how many extra hours you work. None of the segment even mentioned quiet quitting, so why the dramatic opening shifting the blame onto workers who are doing their jobs?
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  2. Plus it has nothing to do with productivity. Productivity has to do with your output per hour worked, not with how many extra hours you work.
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  3. Exactly they came in strong mentioning quiet quitting repeatedly at the start, but then the whole story had nothing to do with it. Quiet quitting has nothing to do with productivity. Productivity has to do with your output per hour worked, not with how many extra hours we work.
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  4. Robots increase output. A 1000 worker factory produced 10 items per worker per day before the robot. With the robot the factory produces 100 items per worker per day. That's an increase in productivity. So yes the robots work is factored in.
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