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I guess we should still be using horse and buggies then. How dare we leave buggy drivers behind. Change is inevitable. And for many people, painful. If the aut
by GarrisonPrime 10y ago
I guess we should still be using horse and buggies then. How dare we leave buggy drivers behind.
Change is inevitable. And for many people, painful. If the automation revolution occurs too fast, it will be a pretty economically painful transition period for a large chunk of humanity. On the other hand, if the transition is really really fast, the painful period may not last too long. Most things will become so cheap and abundant that most people won't have to work, or we will transition society to a 10-hour work week or something.