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Hey over there. I’m very much grateful for the privilege of this boring job, which is not 100% of my job, but a huge part of it. Grateful because it allows me
by polycaster 3y ago
Hey over there. I’m very much grateful for the privilege of this boring job, which is not 100% of my job, but a huge part of it. Grateful because it allows me to feed a family of four. I’m sure in your Musk’esque utopia without boring work is place enough for all mankind. But please, don’t forget to draft a bridge that will bring us all over there and not just a bunch of filthy rich Silicon Valley assholes. Because that wouldn’t be a utopia. Thank you.
- osigurdson 3y agoThat is a fair assessment. I am probably parroting Musk here a little. However, your main issue is access to food and resources, not boring work. I can't see why the price of everything goes to zero if there is no cost to make it.
- blinkyfish 3y ago[dead]
- margorczynski 3y agoBecause there's a finite amount of resources so almost always you'll run into scarcity? Very well the wages might fall much quicker than the costs so for a handful it will be beneficial, for the rest not so much.
- osigurdson 3y agoIt might become way easier to start companies, as there won't be a need to nearly as many people. It might end up being more of a equalizing force in the end.