> we will experience a lot of uncertainty in the next few years but come out the other side with full employment. You've hardly given an argument to support th

> we will experience a lot of uncertainty in the next few years but come out the other side with full employment. You've hardly given an argument to support these hand wavy claims. Yes, _some_ people will have jobs servicing "the robots of the future and the driverless car software" but that hardly means full employment. > Sorry @sama but I just don't see a need for basic income, the jobs will be there but they just haven't been invented yet. The jobs will be there, the climate mess will be fixed and structural economic imbalances will all be corrected. The future sounds awesome. (Don't get me wrong. I'm an optimist but this kind of miracle thinking that avoids acknowledging the issues raised by GP is kind of disturbing.)