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> if there's no labor involved There will never be _no_ labour involved. As automation increases, there will be a smaller number of higher-paid positions, and
by peteretep 8y ago
> if there's no labor involved
There will never be _no_ labour involved. As automation increases, there will be a smaller number of higher-paid positions, and those are definitely worth having in your country.
- arcticbull 8y agoImmaterial quantities of labor, the real work is in the design and implementation of the systems and those are the jobs we should want. Assembly workers should be retrained or given basic income imo. Then products should be built where it’s most efficient - and if that means centralizing in one or two countries, that’s just fine.