It's a broken idea to think that technology will not replace jobs – end of story. Trying to legislate for inefficiency is doomed to failure – instead of hand-wr

It's a broken idea to think that technology will not replace jobs – end of story. Trying to legislate for inefficiency is doomed to failure – instead of hand-wringing about the loss of jobs (an almost inevitable side-effect of technological progress) it seems much more sensible to start thinking about about what an economy without these jobs would look like.