Domingo Halliburton
Handmade in USA
Not necessarily because of this thread but the op is a moron and he makes me question the type of education St. Johns gives out.
So if you make less than 40 dollars an hour, there's a good chance your job is in jeopardy.
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Who the Fukk is you?
Edit: Noticed there was no response to my question. I guess we're going to hurl insults without any actual facts huh?
Can't articulate a thought I guess you have to resort to name calling
I guess the lower part of our education system speaks again. It's really a shame.
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NERO
All Star
I said we need low cost fusion power soon in another thread recently and I was laughed at. This is why. Energy is the main resource that matters in the 21st century. With low cost energy a UBI makes sense. If we are dependent on fossil fuels deep into the 21st century as supplies dwindle and prices go up, this married with the natural increasing income inequality endemic to capitalism will lead to chaos. Businesses wont have anyone to buy their shyt. Families will not be able to make rent or pay the note. If people think things are bad now, just wait.
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Should I care? I'm told folks who are scared of losing their jobs are in fact losers.
Not to mention, why are we saving jobs when we give them away via trade agreements?
Not to mention, why are we saving jobs when we give them away via trade agreements?
ADevilYouKhow
Rhyme Reason
Isn't this going to create the push for basic income that you guys get wet about?
Isn't this going to create the push for basic income that you guys get wet about?
If you want capitalism saved in the 21st century, you better comply. How can the economy keep going when there is no disposable income?
We have been through this before several times, and every single time technology has only created more opportunity and things for humans to do. The key now will be equipping people with the skills and opportunities to do new things.
I think what the article was highlighting is that robotics and automation are on course to take away more jobs than they create. That's the real problem here. The job loss ratio is going to be bigger than the job gains.
We didn't know what kind of jobs the industrial revolution or computers would create either....
It takes time.I don't see technology creating many $40 hour jobs for the masses.
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
I don't see technology creating many $40 hour jobs for the masses.
I know right.... Dude talking like its gonna be a plethora of new 20-40$ an hour jobs once the bots hit the ground running.......
Field Marshall Bradley
Veteran
I don't see technology creating many $40 hour jobs for the masses.
I know right.... Dude talking like its gonna be a plethora of new 20-40$ an hour jobs once the bots hit the ground running.......
Yall gotta think a bit smarter about this. Robots, automation and etc will open up entire new industries for growth.
I imagine it was a lot easier to think of jobs computers/machines would replace rather than create too.