How will we deal with the growing number of people who will become obsolete due to automation? We can't give them jobs that don't exist. Taking away machines for the benefits of sup optimal humans isn't an option either.
Personally I think a heavily modified stock market is an optimal solution. Instead of companies being the sole owner of the maxhoes. People should be able to buy into automated companies so their portion of ownership can represent some of the labour done by the robots. People can then choose to use the profits their profits to buy more representation in the supply line or spend it on Jordans or some shit. Imagine a world where you can choose where your labor is represented by simply moving around where your stocks are rather than actually having a job. What do you think?
Robots would be waaay better mining shit on the moon than humans
Kevin Peterson
A lot of work functions still require fine dextrous movements only human hands are capable of. Automation isn't quite there yet.
Jacob Carter
What is "automation" exactly?
Isaiah Ward
Slave labour will always be cheaper than robots that need constant maintenance.
Tyler Wilson
What slave labor? people get paid everywhere. I think in some parts of Africa slavery still exists but everyone else wants that shit to end, they make documentaries about it and everything.
