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Harry Potter and the Status Quo rule
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this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2023
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In our lifetime it's very likely we're going to pass the point where there won't be enough work to go around.
Once a computer or machine can do a job to a human standard, no one is going to hire humans that you need to keep paying to do that job when a company can CapEx the machine one time.
What then?
Millions or billions starve?
A safety net someone can live off is essential because a lot of the world is going to be relying on it in a few decades. And it needs to be in-place and solid long before we get to that point.
Being freed from having to work should be a good thing we aim for, not some impending extinction event.