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Not so much in our case, now that we have automation it'll be less "power to the worker" and more "nobody wants to work anymore, we'll make do with robots inste
by moffkalast 3y ago
Not so much in our case, now that we have automation it'll be less "power to the worker" and more "nobody wants to work anymore, we'll make do with robots instead".
- Ericson2314 3y agoIt still makes a difference. When workers are abundant, the "automation" we get is Uber / DoorDash, which is actually more labor intensive. People then complaining about delivery fees going up when the labor tightens, that is unambiguously tied to power structures.