matrix07012 @matrix@gameliberty.club

@icedquinn Oven is a bad example because it's cheap and useful but it could probably work with kitchen robots and their various attachments etc as you don't usually use those for your daily meal.

@Corfiot Every time I hear the word communal or something akin to it I feel like shooting up a place

@icedquinn I feel like my reply already addresses that

@icedquinn Well Marx did write Das Capital.
Yeah, it's called opportunity cost if I'm not mistaken, except capitalists don't frame it like evil troglodites.
There is cost to running the mess halls and that cost would add up to the cost of the food which depending on your situation could be more than if you didn't work and prepared it yourself. Which would mean you would try to kick in economies of scale to lower the costs, however that would create a gigantic point of failure and also the food would be shit and unhealthy which demoralizes and lowers productivity. He would probably say the messhall should be free but then he's just putting his unpaid labor onto someone else.
There is also opportunity cost in waiting for the communal kitchen to become available.

"Feeding yourself is unpaid labor"

Socialists manage to be both evil and braindead at the same time

@hj @histoire I guess so

@hj @histoire Don't you see the hole lacks depth and the clear separation between it and the background?