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kube-system 3 hours ago

They absolutely could. A quarter of Americans’ primary job was agriculture in the 1920s. While job specialization was certainly a thing that didn’t mean people outsourced all of these tasks the way people do today.

rao-v 2 hours ago | parent [-]

That’s different from solo gather and cook and repair which is the artificially inflated bar being set here. I know people from multiple parts of the world who grew up on family working farms - specializing very real (esp. gender based)

FloorEgg 2 hours ago | parent [-]

I'm saying that the number of people doing these things are disappearing relative to the past. Seems to me like you are the one making up and moving bars around.

You said 50%, you said 15-20, you are speaking in absolute terms.

I'm pointing at trends.

Do you deny the trends?