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I very much like how you restated his point. I felt myself agreeing, nodding my head when he was following that thought, then I had the image of Rushkoff trippi
by patrickyeon 15y ago
I very much like how you restated his point. I felt myself agreeing, nodding my head when he was following that thought, then I had the image of Rushkoff tripping and falling flat on his face once he tried to figure out how. I think it would've been a much stronger article had he ended with "I don't know how to make this happen, only that it needs to happen." As it stands, he's just suggesting a different job for these unemployed toll collectors to take up, as opposed to toll machine repair.
- ddw 15y agoExcept those people wouldn't be burdened by having a "job" because in Rushkoff's world "food and shelter are basic human rights." That's where people will get tripped up; in our current economic system we don't believe such an idea is true.