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It will hit hard and mostly people struggling already from the 2008 crisis, which is only going to further social unrest and claims to fight inequalities, right
by DrNuke 7y ago
It will hit hard and mostly people struggling already from the 2008 crisis, which is only going to further social unrest and claims to fight inequalities, rightly so. As for the people following this website, it should strengthen their resolutions to innovate at local level, possibly implementing solutions already validated in comparable environments and markets (e.g. here in Italy, more smart working like in the Northern Europe and more cultural business like in the UK).
- dlsso 7y agoCould you elaborate on what you mean by smart working and cultural businesses?
- DrNuke 7y agoOk, here they come imho: 1- smart working aimed at increasing productivity, because a lot of time is spent at office but the output is too low and / or mediocre quality to stand up at global level in the 2020s; 2- cultural business as artistic heritage, creative industries and beautiful landscapes, which really need better overall standards to compete against Spain, France and the Balkans, especially in Southern Italy.
- dvdhnt 7y agoIt's funny - not in the "haha" way. I don't want others to suffer; who really does? But no one willfully gives up power. We're so very close to being technically capable in terms of eliminating poverty or feeding all people. Hopefully, the upcoming recession will push over the edge towards total solidarity.
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- luckylion 7y ago> But no one willfully gives up power. And they don't want to work hard to pay for others that don't work, either. If feeding the people is the goal, we can already do that. Trivially in first world countries, but also world wide. It's getting everybody a high living standard that's expensive and hard.