Do you think that people in third world countries feel like having 16 hours shifts for a miserable salary is super?
Morelike they choose to work there because is the lesser evil.
Imagine having to stay staring at a computer screen 16+ hours, maybe sick, poorly fed, with only 3 or so hours of sleep, playing doing some mind nubing process like "click X cells to the right, hit enter, repeat". Every day of your life. People in third world countries are humans too, and no human is really happy to live like that =p.
Ok the article said 12 hour shifts, not 16, but you will lie to make your point. Obviously you've never been in prison where about 22 hours a day there's really nothing to do, you eat, walk around outside an hour a day, get 3 ten minute showers a week.
You are completely speaking out of turn, you are drawing all these false assumptions like they are poorly fed, sleep 3 hours a night (which in an American prison is like 5 hours a night with all the
screaming), and that they aren't happy. Go read a
happiness study. Poor people aren't necessarily less happy. If anything you are treating them less than human by assuming they are unhappy because they are poor. You think they'd be happy if they owned a car, a television? Those things don't make one happy.
And staring at a computer screen for hours on end, you are describing many people that play MMOs willingly. People in modernized countries often play MMOs everyday of their life for hours on end, ever see "True Life: I'm Addicted to Videogames"?
People would rather work double shifts instead of setting their own hours trying to farm, what does that tell you? You have little idea of what you're talking about, you hear these details third handed and have no idea what you're talking about.
Most jobs you will have is nothing but the same cycle over and over for years.
Edited by IronPlushy, 10 December 2011 - 11:43 AM.