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0 pointslamename6mo ago0 comments

I agree with most everything you said. The problem has always been the short-term job loss, particularly today where society as a whole has resources for safety nets, but hasnt implemented them.

Anger at companies who hold power in multiple places to prevent and worsen this situation for people is valid anger.

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nativeit6mo ago

There's another problem with who gets to capture all of the resulting wealth from the higher tech-assisted productivity.

insane_dreamer6mo ago

> The problem has always been the short-term job loss

Does anyone have any idea of the new jobs that will be created to replace the ones that are being lost? If it's not possible to at least foresee it, then it's not likely to happen. In which case the job loss will be long-term not short-term.

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nativeit6mo ago

There's another problem with who gets to capture all of the resulting wealth from the higher tech-assisted productivity.

insane_dreamer6mo ago

> The problem has always been the short-term job loss

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