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Until smart robots are ubiquitous, it is not possible. To be rich is to have power over the poor, so they do and make things for you.
by transfire 4y ago
Until smart robots are ubiquitous, it is not possible. To be rich is to have power over the poor, so they do and make things for you.
- mdp2021 4y agoThe article refers to "rich" as "beyond the unsatisfied need for food, water, sanitation, health, shelter, education and information", then as GDP (PPP, presumably). The proposed idea would have the article state that South Korea etc. progressed as they did because they had others work for them. Were this the case, it would have to be defended through some good evidence - which Dietrich Vollrath will be happy to receive, by the way, since the article is about "How come we could not identify a recipe".