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That's a solution for handling the manufacturing/productivity side, though doesn't necessarily address the part of the labor force that may become redundant. Gr
by foobarian 2y ago
That's a solution for handling the manufacturing/productivity side, though doesn't necessarily address the part of the labor force that may become redundant. Growth is always possible as long as a technological edge exists over the cheaper labor regions, but when that goes away it's down to UBI or (idealized) communist style redistribution. I don't know how compatible the market economies are with this kind of policy. Interesting times indeed
- bluGill 2y agoThere are more jobs than ever. Someone needs to design those machines they are building, design the automation and so on. There is more we want to do than there are people for the foreseeable future.