Much, if not most, of "unskilled" work also has a lot of hidden complexity that means your productivity starts off slow and improves over time.
There's a reason capitalists have gotten us to think of some work as "unskilled," and that's so they can pay those people far less than they should be, and no one raises a stink about it.
The farm worker is an obvious example of "unskilled" labor, but if you watch a video of what these people do minute by minute, hour after hour, for the entire harvest, they are absolutely being underpaid by criminal amounts.
Yet, because we've been convinced it's "unskilled" labor, hardly anyone cares.
There's a reason capitalists have gotten us to think of some work as "unskilled," and that's so they can pay those people far less than they should be, and no one raises a stink about it.
The farm worker is an obvious example of "unskilled" labor, but if you watch a video of what these people do minute by minute, hour after hour, for the entire harvest, they are absolutely being underpaid by criminal amounts.
Yet, because we've been convinced it's "unskilled" labor, hardly anyone cares.