California jobs required to post pay range starting 2023

Re:California jobs required to post pay range starting 2023 by pxmpxm on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @10:31AM (#33008409)

I would posit the flip side actually, Marx's take that labor has inherent latent value, and its products are the sum of the latent value, which in no way correlates to market pricing is the type of infallible argument that postmodernism thrives on.

You can spend this afternoon whittling two by fours down into toothpicks as a real world demonstration of this.

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Re:California jobs required to post pay range starting 2023 by sudosysgen on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @11:40AM (#33009266)

Marx is a modernist philosopher by definition. It seems to me you don't really understand what modernism and postmodernism is.

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Re:California jobs required to post pay range starting 2023 by pxmpxm on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @06:18PM (#33013973)

I suspect you're missing the forest for the tree, re labor theory of value.

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Re:California jobs required to post pay range starting 2023 by sudosysgen on Thursday September 29, 2022 @07:58AM (#33019356)

I'm really not. The core of postmodernism is rejecting metanarratives. The LTV is far older than Marx and Marx was deathly opposed to the relativism and philosophical nihilism that postmodern philosophy would run with in the future. He was anything but postmodern. His arguments were classical modernist arguments modeled after Hegel.

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