>Social welfare work is about the only job left for the masses once automation is doing enough. I was thinking residential-scale agriculture but for the most p

>Social welfare work is about the only job left for the masses once automation is doing enough. I was thinking residential-scale agriculture but for the most part I agree with your conclusions. This doesn't necessarily have to be a bad thing. If all that's left to do is pick our own veggies from the fields, then we've won the game. Probably we can offset the use of environmentally toxic substances with all the extra labor we'll have. End stage capitalism may start to look a lot like communism in certain aspects.