For eg. during the Black Death, children were basically treated as not even really alive till they made it past 7 or 8. Their mortality rate was too high. Feudalism was quite a flat political structure at the nobility level. Individual nobles dying was rarely a crisis.
I suspect it is nonlinear in death rate. Fungibility at an annual 30% turnover rate does not mean fungibility at monthly 10% for eg. The training costs and time alone for even a simple job start to mount and drag
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yeah. & severe illness/deaths are so unevenly distributed. i can't imagine we won't see consumer-level effects of horror of agricultural supply chain, e.g. ?? this is also why strikes if coordinated cd be effective: even if workers are lined up, just A LOT of ppl in these jobs
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this is your jam more than mine but i am very much wondering about these issues
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