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Tag Archives: slavery
Can somebody please explain to me how more automation is supposed to lead to more jobs?
There are many thing that make very little sense to me — so many that I hardly know where to start. Perhaps one of the most grotesque examples of this is when people say that we need more technological progress … Continue reading →
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Tagged automation, benefit, benefits, computer, employment, follow, follower, followers, job, jobs, propaganda, retard media, salary, slave, slavery, slaves
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Getting a person to express how they truly feel can sometimes be an anti-climactic event — but one I nonetheless prefer to a situation in which people remain deluded by myths
For example: Getting someone to acknowledge that the reason they use so-called “free” internet services is that they are both a cheapskate and also that they also don’t really believe in themselves is better than if that person actually thought … Continue reading →
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Tagged anti-climactic, anti-climax, bogus, climactic, climax, espionage, event, expression, expressions, free, free speech, life, myth, myths, opinion, opinions, privacy, reality, retard media, slavery, spy, submission, voice
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Why isn’t 100% Unemployment the Goal for an Advanced Industrial Economy?
Imagine solar-powered robots could do everything needed in an economy with no adverse effects to the environment. If that were possible, then I don’t understand why it would be good to employ people. I have actually wondered for several years … Continue reading →
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Tagged capital, economic, economics, economy, employment, freedom, machine, machinery, machines, robot, robotic, robotics, robots, slavery, unemployment
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Moving Forwards
You are tired of moving forward… There is a sad irony in the ridiculousness of many of the stories that get told. Paul Krugman, asking “Technology or Monopoly Power?” now cites the following: Even so, most Americans still believe that … Continue reading →
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Tagged capital, capitalism, capitalist, capitalists, employment, labor, monopolism, monopolist, monopolists, monopoly, robot, robots, slave, slavery, slaves, slavish, unemployment, wage
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