> we need to do some work getting people back into the idea of contributing whether they are compensated directly or not First thing though, the scenario analy

> we need to do some work getting people back into the idea of contributing whether they are compensated directly or not First thing though, the scenario analysed here is a scenario where there is not enough thing to contribute to. Let's imagine that everything can be done through a computer and only a few million developers worldwide are required to program the machines. Do you want 10 billion uninsterested people fight to get the job or only the motivated ones ? If there are 2 persons for 1 job, that is stupid to chose the one that hates it and just want to be home doing something else. Secondly, considering that our whole economy is driven be consumption ( nowadays, there is virtually unlimited amount of money available on the investment side ), so a guy consuming the whole day is playing a bigger part in society than a guy working 12 hours a day and saving his money.