Why are Americans so talentless?

There's more talent in third world countries

Solution: free college for natural born citizens (only), let the education economy seethe

outsource to 3rd world

fastfoward few decades

i cant find that amount of talent that actually has this craft experience in the us

Combination of "special snowflake" culture and anti-intellectualism flooding the country from both sides of the political divide for 30 years has made us into weak, stupid, angry quitters who don't create or build anything and only know how to whine.

pandora jewelry lmao wow such quality lolololol

(((Talent))

they just mean they cant get americans to work for the same slave wages

College doesn't create talent though

yeah a lack of people that know how to do something is a pretty common side effect of outsourcing that thing for two generations.

Jewelery production absolutely can be trained up in nearly everyone, design not so much though.

If you try to make a plastic ice scraper in America, a single part product that requires one machine and barely any labor, people will tell you you're insane and it'll cost infinity billion dollars and we need to give all of our property to the government because Karl Marx said said so.

/Thread they want to normalize slavery again even for the citizens

Lying through his teeth. He just wants to pay someone else in another country less to do the same job. Has nothing to do with skill, has everything to do with maximizing how much money goes into his own pocket

I need talented people from places that increase my profit margins with loose regulatory environments!

How antisemitic

Lies
Muttland is filled with talent, they just don't want to pay people fair wages

guy putting tiny diamonds back onto earrings in back of jewelry store used to make enough to support a family, vacation, 2 houses, and retirement

...

guy doing same job now does it for 16 dollars per hour with no benefits and is expected to live at work

Yeah, this is something that could be solved by skimming from the top of the company

nobody is buying the shiny rocks they can make in a lab for fuck all! It's a bloody lack of talent that won't work for $4 an hour

Thus ends the decades old boomer tradition of buying a stone with six months of wages or whatever the fuck

free college

Anti-American

proceeds to open another thai slave labor factory

yea, it's totally about "talent" and "craft experience" lmao.

wearing JEWelry

This video is haunting, how can kikes stand so low?

it wasn't viable for people to become jewelry crafters in america so the only people who did it were wine aunts who never actually got good at it
this dulling of skills goes across practically every craftsman and artistic field in america

its a ceo? ok well then pull yourself up by your bootstraps bro and figure it out, pull yourself out of the US then, go work elsewhere and stop doing business here

what is the solution to that? is it over?

be jews

entirely block goyim out of whole industries

shocked pikachu face when you run out of local goyim to exploit

Sounds like Pandora is just angling for more imported low wage slaves who can't leave their employment plantations like the locals can.

Rogelberg

They really need to be careful rn

becoming skilled at something takes years of practice, and training
there aren't just people who aren't good at these skills left, there aren't teachers who can even teach people these skills well

look at art in america. very VERY few good art schools are in america and even the good ones basically have to teach to the lowest common denominator because none of the academies have standards because its more profitable to make idiots feel like they have a skill than failing them

Gee Pandora CEO, why don't you like....invest in training people? Or is that not Jewish enough?

There are people who can train you in America, they just aren't in every city.
I learned engraving from one of the only certified master gravers in the country for example and to do that I had to move to AZ for two years, incidentally I also learned gunsmithing then as well.

funds for academies with strict review

Could literally go to any art college and find someone. Surely they aren't all piss christ tier degenerates.

there is so fucking much i can comment on this that it shatters my mind trying to simplify it

there are people who you can train and teachers out there but its so scattered that its hard to make an adequate institution around it
you need a strong base of instructors, and the students who are twice as dedicated to the craft as they are for them to produce great works

institutions and culture take generations to build of consistent upkeep

it takes a little more than a lone master in a nowhere studio teaching people dipping their toes into a craft to make new masters. fact is, someone dabbling will never be as good someone with all the right conditions to become a master

the bar is way to low for you if you think that

Rogelberg

This is more jewish bullshit. Walmart sells fucking supplies for jewelry making as a hobby, because some women are into that. I'm sure those same women would do it for a living if they could.

But enough about you

This is more jewish bullshit. Walmart sells fucking supplies for jewelry making as a hobby, because some women are into that. I'm sure those same women would do it for a living if they could.

just because someone wants to do something doesn't mean they are any good at it
there's a huge difference between "that looks good" and "i'll pay for that"

how does the jewelry industry even exist, I dont get it

Metal working in general isn't really hard, it's a very forgiving material due to the effort required to work with it.
You make it sound as though it's some mystical things that cannot be trained efficiently or quickly but that isn't true, especially if the goal is to do production work and not design.
There are enough teachers, most larger colleges have "art metal jewelry" courses people can take but the interest isn't there nor are there enough jewelry production companies with facilities here to have much of a job market.
Art and custom work is much harder to do, whether that be alone or finding a job to do so.
No one wants to make costume jewelry for pennies as a salary either.

American brats just can't compete against Congolese child miners

you need a strong base of instructors, and the students who are twice as dedicated to the craft as they are for them to produce great works

institutions and culture take generations to build of consistent upkeep

Ok but China has none of this either and that didn’t stop these multinational jewelry companies from outsourcing all their work to chinks.

The core of the problem is that a shit ton of people would love to go from hobby to pro, but you have to pay money to learn for the slim possibility of being employed. And this is all because jewelry jobs are outsourced to overseas. If, for example, overseas workers didn't exist, then the domestic labor demand would force companies to have paid apprenticeships in order to train people up for the demand.

"I can't find that amount of talent".... That will work for 3rd world shithole wages.
The Talented in the US avoid these shitbags like the plague and set up on their own, protect their designs and don't sell them out to a corporation.
JEWelry is overpriced shit anyway so adding a tariff to it won't even be noticed.

The west is unique in that our boomers weren't willing to teach trades to their own children, since they didn't want the competition. Instead they said go to college, which set subsequent generations even further back.

its not a mystical thing but the right conditions need to be made to make qualified people and we don't have those conditions, much less masters
when you think trained, it sounds like you think these are skills that can be gained in a few months to any random asshole
true craftsmen were generational skills, and you're telling me some guy who only learned about bending metal a few months ago is on the same level as that?
because they did it for cheap for so long that they were able to brute force there way through, so much so that even in art they became masters

if you want to create masters you need to look at this crowd of hundreds not spare a single feeling

its a generational problem, and the companies don't realize how they basically caused this shit because they were only capable of thinking in the short term

For generations we've been bringing in genetic slime. Bringing in even the brightest of them now doesn't change that.

No one in that picture is a true craftsman either retard.
They are mass producing costume jewelry for pennies a day.

It's a supply demand situation. For example, stone cutting is a niche craft now, but when cathedrals were being built the masters needed teams of apprentices to handle basic stuff. Even if you were a dude just carrying the rocks around, if you had some talent, you'd eventually learn something.
Now people have to seek out the training in odd places because the industry just isn't there. Offshoring production just makes everything worse.

thats what i'm saying
they are all students and only a handful of them even got into the school
many of these people spent a large portion of their lives trying to gitgud but weren't gud enough

please refer too youtube.com/results?search_query=drawing academy level
many americans who think they've been doing art for years, aren't even good as a child who actually studied

its a generational problem

Yeah, generational and systemic. It's intrinsic to a global system of free trade. Given the system, you have to offshore the labor to compete with everyone else doing it.

Honestly, this is most likely the jews' fault. One of their specialities is arbitrage, and global arbitrage has the most potential for profit.

boomers and jews

doing ANYTHING to help anyone

I admire your optimism, but LMAO

Your picture of Chinese painting students is retarded though because in China the central govt has control over all major art and you cannot sell it for larger sums of money without becoming state certified at x level of skill.
Its nearly impossible to progress to a true "grandmaster" in any major art form without knowing people in charge of the certification process as well.
The news article that started the thread is about a literal costume jewelry maker.
No one in the West wants to work for wages that low, that's all there is for it.

supply and demand

Yeah, the supply of slave labour is too low, and jews demand they be allowed to have slavery again

its not just the chinese that this system applies for any skilled craft
a room of nearly a hundred people trying to paint is just the best illustration of this idea of what it looks like to find people who are good at a skill

america has nothing like this because there is no institution that gives enough of a shit
giving people a rainbow pattern of karate belts within 6 months is good enough for them

also meant to post this video
youtube.com/watch?v=OdNeOF18zdg&t=7s&ab_channel=DrawingArtAcademy

russian institutions look at american graduates and see them worse than children

Okay whatever tangent you're going on about art doesn't apply to production factory work, nor does skill level, all that matters is how cheap you can be and America cannot compete with a base wage of 8 dollars per day for 10h of work.
The danish man talking in the news article owns a costume jewelry company, he does not make high jewelry or even custom work, it's strictly mass production.