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And without someone doing at least some work, you will starve no matter how many of those watts warm your reclined body. Sure, the amount of that work is going
by twoodfin 13y ago
And without someone doing at least some work, you will starve no matter how many of those watts warm your reclined body.
Sure, the amount of that work is going down, and has been going down for centuries, but that's not an inevitable, natural process: The technological innovation to make food easier and cheaper to produce also requires work.
- JulianMorrison 13y agoDividing work into: 1. stuff people would do for free, for patriotism, for fun, or for kudos 2. stuff it takes economic coercion to make people do I can't offhand think of any #2 that couldn't in principle either be automated away, or harmlessly abandoned.