At what point do we make the seasons into a shift-like experience?
Oh, never mind. That’d require the cogs of capitalism pay individuals more so they could float through such a season.
In civilized countries (like everywhere else than US) you get 3-5 week summer vacation by law.
Edit: 9 countries dont have mandatory vacation US and 8 island nations: https://www.axios.com/2026/07/02/vacation-world-us-paid-leave
In Singapore we get 7 annual leaves
I don’t know, I kind of want the garbage pickup to happen every week…
Being able to buy some food could be beneficial too
Therefore everyone should have an entire season’s worth of paid time off to take as much time for themselves as possible with no reduction in pay.
The ai robots could absolutely handle those things but instead we’re teaching them to increase profits and shoot dissenters
They couldn’t even get everyone to stop working during a pandemic
And where would you acquire a popsicle?
Popsicles are shelf stable. You could make them in the fall, winter, and spring.
And how do you freeze them without electricity while all energy grid staff is on they summer leave?
But who makes and sells the popsicles
We can all freeze cool aid ourselves
It could be, if we all fought for it.
Someone should provide food, electricity, water, healthcare, flight with fires, take out garbage , sell medication and so on.
At this stage of technology, infrastructure and society we are unable to indulge in such an utopia yet.
So, Sweden?
Summer is too hot now, we’ll have to move this to fall.
Hello Europe.
In this heat??
In this economy?
