> The word "our" is misplaced in this sentence. wat. I don't buy the idea that increased efficiency automatically means lower quality of life. That's a pretty

> The word "our" is misplaced in this sentence. wat. I don't buy the idea that increased efficiency automatically means lower quality of life. That's a pretty narrow (not to mention twisted) worldview. > No matter how you slice it, there's not enough money. A basic living wage would be cheaper than all our other low-efficiency, high overhead social programs with the added bonus of giving the recipients money to put back into the economy. I don't agree that there's not enough money. On the other hand, making workers so poor that can't afford to actually buy anything is pretty much the worst thing you can do for an economy.