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When a job disappears due to automation, it’s bad for the person losing their job, but it seems to be good for everybody else. Is this always the case? Is ther
by jl6 8y ago
When a job disappears due to automation, it’s bad for the person losing their job, but it seems to be good for everybody else.
Is this always the case? Is there a tipping point where automation becomes not good for everyone else?
- anoncoward111 8y agoI think the world probably took a turn for the worse when surveillance became automated. Stasi were evil people but could only do what was humanly possible. Now look at what NSA can do.
- maxxxxx 8y ago"When a job disappears due to automation, it’s bad for the person losing their job, but it seems to be good for everybody else. " Is it really better for everybody? Whole regions can get devastated that way. And with the trend towards income inequality only a few actually benefit.