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interesting essay, but you could have made the exact same argument in the early years of the industrial revolution...as one example. 'The real problem with the
by jsm386 17y ago
interesting essay, but you could have made the exact same argument in the early years of the industrial revolution...as one example. 'The real problem with the economy is that it doesn't need you anymore' could have been said, and probably was said, many, many times throughout history, every time big technological changes appeared on the horizon.
agriculture? sorry hunter gatherer, the economy doesn't need you anymore :)
- Perceval 17y ago>but you could have made the exact same argument in the early years of the industrial revolution...as one example Someone did make that argument, and his name was Marx. He argued that machinery could be thought of as 'disembodied labor.'