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You keep referencing human labor, so you aren't getting it. There won't be a meaningful number of people working in the future because humans will add less valu
by billmalarky 10y ago
You keep referencing human labor, so you aren't getting it. There won't be a meaningful number of people working in the future because humans will add less value to the market than automation. I won't try to predict when the human unemployment "tipping point" occurs, but it will occur.
What is your proposed solution for when the market economy collapses due to demand side economics ceasing to exist?
- massysett 10y agoHistory is full of people making ridiculous claims like this. Years ago no one would have imagined that anyone would work in a society like ours, where extraordinary efficient agriculture means everyone can eat. But people still work, because things like better healthcare and iPhones have a cost. Human wants will expand to fill humankind's greater productive output, just as it has in the past. So I do "get it." I just think you're wrong.