The last time wages stagnated to the level they currently are, it was the European Dark Ages. The only way the Europeans came out of the Dark Ages was after >33% of the population died, allowing peasant workers to have their wages more than double as labor became a scarcer commodity. The question: Would you support a similar depopulation event to fix the current labor/wage issues plaguing all of modern society? Why or why not?
The last time wages stagnated to the level they currently are, it was the European Dark Ages. The only way the Europeans came out of the Dark Ages was after >33% of the population died, allowing peasant workers to have their wages more than double as labor became a scarcer commodity.
The question: Would you support a similar depopulation event to fix the current labor/wage issues plaguing all of modern society? Why or why not?