Payrolls Plunge To 88K, Biggest Miss Since Dec 2009, Part Rate At New 30 yr low

That's what I thought.

 

Lol, I wonder what pspr's excuse is ("upset?"), he's had me on ignore for a long time. I can go right to the post where he did, after I eviscerated his post's logic.

 

Ah, I see. Well, until that utopia Star Trek day where money is irrelevant and people still have to purchase food, a job for those people would be a great thing.

Or are you trying to say that robots have caused the LFPR to be where it is today?

 

We do not have to be "there" for the principle and practice of the thing to already be putting downward pressure on the LFPR.

 

Yes, because starting a business is so easy today. No barriers to entry whatsoever.

 

So it's robots, then?

I just want to hear you actually say it.

 

Just out of curiosity, who don't you have on ignore these days?

 

I put you on ignore years ago because you say nothing but nonsense. Since December I have no one on ignore, so say your piece.

Eviscerated my post logic? In your dreams.

 

Broadly defined robots, which includes all forms of automation. Some forms of productivity improvement would be difficult to even call automation, such as "best practice", aka technique. But not entirely those, either, offshoring to lower cost labor is also part.

 

Wow, that's a real puzzler. Who don't I have on ignore... ?

LMAO.