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Study Finds That Asians Take Fewest Vacation Days, Europeans Take Most

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Re: Study Finds That Asians Take Fewest Vacation Days, Europeans Take Most

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post #11

Shocker. They really needed a study to determine this?

Yes, because the alternative is racism.

A genuine question: is making assumptions based on perceived cultural influence incorrect?

I mean, I know asian work cultures are "harder" than my european one, but is it incorrect to spell that in a public/social context?

Re: Study Finds That Asians Take Fewest Vacation Days, Europeans Take Most

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Not working at all is the inevitable (awesome) future of humanity.

I wouldn't bet on that.

Me neather, short term. But in the long run Capitalism will not want humans, we're too expensive. It also really makes no sense to work, I think this will become increasingly more evident.

Note: Marx wouldn't agree with me. He would say that the rich will still have the means of production (automation), so the poor will still do stupid jobs to get paid that little to afford the products made by automation. It's basically like it now, but I hope this will change.

There is no startup that can fix this. We need to collectively own the automation to not work.

Re: Study Finds That Asians Take Fewest Vacation Days, Europeans Take Most

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post #11

Shocker. They really needed a study to determine this?

Yes, because the alternative is racism.

The study is geographic, and about work culture not race.

To your point, a better title might refer to "Asian Countries" and "European Countries" instead of individuals. Europeans living in Japanese companies work similar days/hours as their coworkers, of course.

Re: Study Finds That Asians Take Fewest Vacation Days, Europeans Take Most

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post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yes, because the alternative is racism.

wait, (correctly) anticipating the result of a study is racism?

Yes because you don't have evidence to support your theory. You're generalizing with insufficient data.
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