> Automation like this is why I call BS on the "we need more immigrants to keep the economy going!" folks.
This is a bit of a shortcut (and most don't realize it) to "more people doesn't necessarily mean less jobs to go around, as available work is not a finite product because of the amount of artificial demand an increased population can create".
We don't need more human drones; when properly funneled, increased immigration can mean a better economy.
This is a bit of a shortcut (and most don't realize it) to "more people doesn't necessarily mean less jobs to go around, as available work is not a finite product because of the amount of artificial demand an increased population can create".
We don't need more human drones; when properly funneled, increased immigration can mean a better economy.