alwaysabove

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   by alwaysabove 14y ago

   I don't agree with this argument. When I want to socialise with people, I'll go to a bar, my friend's house, a coffee shop, etc. If I want a burger, I want to get issued with that burger ASAP, without having to deal with someone who you may
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   by alwaysabove 14y ago

   That's not my point at all. I'm saying if someone can't do intellectual work, get them to do something that uses other skills. But let's make that something useful, rather than something we could automate away.
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   by alwaysabove 14y ago

   Might I humbly suggest that you READ THE FUCKING ARTICLE.
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   by alwaysabove 14y ago

   If someone is a fucking idiot, still better to have them say, spend their time in an retirement home talking to and looking after elderly people, than it is to have them feeding groceries to a scanner as some kind of redundant biological li
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   by alwaysabove 14y ago

   Isn't that what schools do? Or actually, parents before you get to school age?
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   by alwaysabove 14y ago

   It's a triumph that we're automating these kind of jobs. Why are we wasting human talent on inane jobs like store checkout or junk food production? Every person in one of those jobs is a wasted mind. If we could put those minds to work on s