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unknownpoetx · 36-40, M
not sure if you know but that already happens since many decades ago. robots run our lives and without them our civilization wouldn't be possible. they do take most of the jobs and yes humans are out of work because of it. what happened? they changed to other jobs. duh.
ViciDraco · 36-40, M
@unknownpoetx but what happens when there are no jobs a robot cannot do better and cheaper?
unknownpoetx · 36-40, M
@ViciDraco [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl39KHS07Xc]
ViciDraco · 36-40, M
@unknownpoetx that's how everyone doesn't die in the street. I'm trying to ask how they spend their time without work.
unknownpoetx · 36-40, M
@ViciDraco again. read about it. there's many full scale experiments. http://basicincome.org/news/2017/10/overview-of-current-basic-income-related-experiments-october-2017/
most people keep working. others do other things they want. not sure if you know but there's life besides work. basically people do what they already do when not working -.-
most people keep working. others do other things they want. not sure if you know but there's life besides work. basically people do what they already do when not working -.-
ViciDraco · 36-40, M
@unknownpoetx I do know. But many don't. When I talk to others about UBI they always throw out that people will stop working. Other people claim that without work, people grow depressed and have difficulty finding their own purpose in life.
So I wanted to start up a conversation about what people would do if they did not have jobs to get more neutral opinions straight from people and avoid triggering the UBI is socialism stigma. Because once we start talking about UBI we start talking politics and stop talking about free time.
Why do you assume the worst about someone's knowledge set all the time? I'm more often in agreement with what you say in general, but you have a way of bringing things off topic and assuming ignorance of people trying to bring the discussion back on topic. It can be very grating.
So I wanted to start up a conversation about what people would do if they did not have jobs to get more neutral opinions straight from people and avoid triggering the UBI is socialism stigma. Because once we start talking about UBI we start talking politics and stop talking about free time.
Why do you assume the worst about someone's knowledge set all the time? I'm more often in agreement with what you say in general, but you have a way of bringing things off topic and assuming ignorance of people trying to bring the discussion back on topic. It can be very grating.