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I don't really see the issue, this is how it has always worked. If someone or something can do your job good enough (not necessarily better) but for a fraction
by cinntaile 4y ago
I don't really see the issue, this is how it has always worked. If someone or something can do your job good enough (not necessarily better) but for a fraction of the cost, you will eventually be forced to face that reality.
- wilsonnb3 4y agoPeople can still be mad about it even if it is inevitable.
- mikem170 4y agoIt doesn't have to always work that way. There's examples of groups of people that optimize for things besides profit. Like the Amish, for example. Not saying that this needs to apply in any specific example. I'm just trying to advocate for the idea that we can imagine different social constructs as being possible. I like to think that a society can potentially decide to do anything that society agrees they want to do, and that could include valuing people over profits.