Oh for sure the dynamic of the slaved homemaker isn't great, but there no reason we can't learn from what those people did successfully and efficiently to replicate it now, regardless of your gender!

We stand on the shoulders of those before us, even if they didn't want to carry anyone...

Weird to suggest they use reddit... I watched the video, and regardless of who/what he is, he's still one of 8 billion people. I don't give a fuck what he thinks.

People back then, as bigoted as they were, were super pragmatic... A lot of cooking/housekeeping/work practice stuff from that age is fucking gold.

Hasn't been accurate for me. Being able to not spend 10 minutes making something I'm going to immediately unmake next time I use it and instead using that to read my AC/DC Fundamentals for my Mechatronics Engineering course has proven to be SUBSTANTIALLY more effective at bringing me success recently...

You act like there's NOTHING you could be doing in substitution, and that the person is going to be sitting there staring at a wall because they aren't making their bed. The bed has nothing to do with it, it's being productive with your time.

No. Some random ass saying that making your bed good has no bearing on if making my bed has any value to me.