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Increasing productivity == replacing workers. If a tool enables a team of 4 do the same things that previously was done by a team of 5, the tool replaced a wor
by PeterisP 4y ago
Increasing productivity == replacing workers.
If a tool enables a team of 4 do the same things that previously was done by a team of 5, the tool replaced a worker.
- notahacker 4y ago> If a tool enables a team of 4 do the same things that previously was done by a team of 5, the tool replaced a worker Only if you believe that demand for work to be done is fixed as the cost of doing it goes down, a belief that was last reasonable to hold about three centuries ago...