Comments by "" (@TheArklyte) on "serpentza" channel.

@schnizzyfizz7832 governments won't react to it for 20 more years when majority of people in said governments are those, who experienced that widespread in their own generation. And that's in best case scenario when modern day politicians don't somehow get geriatric treatments and remain functional even in 2050's:(
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@millennialcaveman8383 it has no value NOW, thanks to COVID-19. But oversaturation of consumer and selling sector in past 3 decades is part of the problem. People literary worked as either sellers or resellers of imported products. Ignoring their education because commerce paid more. At the same time newer generations stopped looking at education to pursue their careers since it wasn't going to give them a job in current market and only would put them in debt. So when market shook, consumerism faltered and imports slowed down, a lot of them lost their jobs. Causing a feedback loop since they not only stopped being workers, they lost income and stopped buying causing more retail jobs to be cut down. Chain reaction on same logic as to why Ford wanted his workers to be able to afford Model T. Except Ford was smarter then nowaday "born into position" CEOs, who just happen to be relatives of major shareholders:D
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@NuryPPanaligan I am a eastern European and I indeed laugh... at you though, not him:D I guess I have to specify. A lot of high paying jobs here are result of income disparity between the countries. So most people, who have fluent english and upper education end up working in offices of international corporations. So what else do we see? We see workers from same corporations coming here to help set up work and... staying. Because they are still paid at a rate of their original office, but costs of living here are much cheaper. So they have an incentive to actually stay as that de facto increases their social standing by same income rate. And people, who can actually work online are doing basically the same - finding jobs with companies from countries with higher income and then going somewhere they feel better. I know people, who just emigrated to Canada, New Zealand or Israel, those who stayed here, but work western companies, those who work for russian companies, but decided to emigrate to cheaper asian countries like Malaysia while retaining their work, german specialists slowly moving to eastern Germany with its lower property costs or to Poland and so on. So nope, it does happen a lot. Your job doesn't have to be a grave of your life. You're probably talking about unskilled manual labor, who can't work on distance:D I can't speak for Latin America, Asia or Africa though.
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@stevethedude.4586 Only if you can't keep actual grass from drying up and becoming a fire hazard. I may be wrong, but many smaller airports still have normal grass around them. It's the ones near megapolices that are complete concrete slabs.
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So that's it? They're not going to stop until all humans are dead? Our kids would be last generation alive? Congrats, we're going to witness Resource Wars for real😅
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