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This is pretty spot on what I was thinking when I posted that quote. Not being able to work is a disenfranchisement. Today it’s the call center employees, tomo
by throwaway9980 8y ago
This is pretty spot on what I was thinking when I posted that quote.
Not being able to work is a disenfranchisement. Today it’s the call center employees, tomorrow it’s the truck drivers, and perhaps in 20 years it’s the software engineers.
Yes, we survived the industrial revolution and a tiny single digit percentage of the population works on farms and maybe this shift is similar. I suppose we will find out one way or the other.
There’s a really good sibling comment to your’s that is now marked dead and hidden by default. Unfortunately disagreement on HN leads quickly to censorship.