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Yes, thats what I'm wondering - when you have a fully automated supply chain that builds houses with 0 labour (probably never be 0, but near enough for the sake
by chadcmulligan 10y ago
Yes, thats what I'm wondering - when you have a fully automated supply chain that builds houses with 0 labour (probably never be 0, but near enough for the sake of argument). Lets say we have a world that everything is automated to produce all the stuff we need.
Then how do you pay for that stuff because no one will be working. Also what will prompt people to make new machines to build new stuff?
- thomyorkie 10y agofoglets perhaps will do the trick https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utility_fog https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Utility_fog
- chadcmulligan 10y agoone step from gray goo then though https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_goo https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grey_goo
- pizza 10y agoIn the end, it's all in the hands of our friend Sol. If only we could reduce every problem down to a problem of harvesting enough photons from the sun, we'd be set for life (and many more). In a way, DNA is the strongest-possible argument for truly universal UBI...