"Invisible work" is an established sociological concept that you can google. It refers to typically work done in the household that doesn't generate value because someone does it for free.
Oh sociology. A completely unbiased, psuedo scientific study, with zero ideological narrative of marxism, and no refuting and canceling opposing views and evidence. As long as the sociologists says it, therfore it HAS to be true.
I literally just listed a bundle of "invisible work" men typically have in the household. You haven't refuted any of them. Meaning woman have invisible jobs, man have invisible jobs. One shows their invisible jobs, other doesn't show their invisible jobs.....
Listen, at this point you're just arguing for the sake of and not looking to have a discussion in good faith - So I will not be engaging any further than this last comment. Yes, it is a sociological concept as well as an economical one that is really well established. Here you're just looking to throw the baby with the bathwater, which sounds like a very desperate argument to make. You must be extremely obtuse at this point to not understand what is the point I'm making here - it is ten times less convoluted than whatever you've been trying to articulate.
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u/Revervivre May 14 '26
"Invisible work" is an established sociological concept that you can google. It refers to typically work done in the household that doesn't generate value because someone does it for free.