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Response to Warpy (Reply #6)

Mon Apr 16, 2012, 12:29 AM

2ndAmForComputers (3,333 posts)

8. Actually, what corporations want is to work people a googolplex hours hours a yoctosecond.

Graham's Number days a week.

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9 replies	Author	Time	Post
SIX-HOUR DAY IS PREDICTED [View all]	zbdent	Apr 2012	OP
Those were the days. Now it's a 12+ hour day and 6 or 7 days a week.	freshwest	Apr 2012	#1
And only a portion of the labor force is lucky enough to have those jobs -	TBF	Apr 2012	#2
therefore	handmade34	Apr 2012	#4
My friend's husband is working 92 hours a week, not counting travel time and breaks, at minimum +$1.	freshwest	Apr 2012	#5
Agree on all points -	TBF	Apr 2012	#7
So true! Nt	abelenkpe	Apr 2012	#3
Unfortunately, corporations want to work people 12 hours a day	Warpy	Apr 2012	#6
Actually, what corporations want is to work people a googolplex hours hours a yoctosecond.	2ndAmForComputers	Apr 2012	#8
You're right about that and to work them like machinery	Warpy	Apr 2012	#9

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