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That's not really the problem. The problem is that tech combined with capital kills jobs and concentrates power/money with a very small group of people who then
by alper 13y ago
That's not really the problem. The problem is that tech combined with capital kills jobs and concentrates power/money with a very small group of people who then do everything they can to gut the public sector.
There is still an immense amount of work to be done in schools, hospitals and social services that is not being obsoleted by technology anytime soon. It is not being done or done well because of a lack of money.
The solution then is much more taxes on capital, much less on human labour and way more redistribution.
- tomp 13y agoExactly. But all of these is easier if the companies/people you want to tax live in your city/country, not halfway around the globe.