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> b) the more work is done by machines, the richer the population as a whole will be, as products and services automated tend to be cheaper This assumes the ex
by perfmode 10y ago
> b) the more work is done by machines, the richer the population as a whole will be, as products and services automated tend to be cheaper
This assumes the existence of a "good" distribution of generated wealth. This tends to not be the case.
How does that factor into your thoughts?
- felipeccastro 10y agoThe less money you need to buy goods and services, the richer you are because your money is more valuable. You don't need a direct money transfer from big companies to benefit from them.