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That's less about uber or employment status and more about "disruption" in general. Rapid innovation is great for advancing the state of the art but terrible f
by majormajor 7y ago
That's less about uber or employment status and more about "disruption" in general.
Rapid innovation is great for advancing the state of the art but terrible for all the people in society who had made a life around doing work for a decade or two that is suddenly no longer a viable career.
We (as a civilization) need to take care of the people who aren't the ones making the new fortunes.
- mirimir 7y ago> We (as a civilization) need to take care of the people who aren't the ones making the new fortunes. OK, outsider here. But it's my impression that people "making the new fortunes" are a much smaller subset of the startup economy than many think. It's arguably similar to the common US middle class belief in being temporarily embarrassed millionaires.