> If you guys think that machines are going to decrease our standard of living-- that the separation of (production value)/wages is going to cause poverty
No we don't. We just have to show that the benefits only go to a select few, and the "workers" generally get screwed (as in paid a lot less than their value).
If you accept the above, then relative poverty is rather easy to show (99% vs top 1% etc)...
EDIT: To simplify my point, relative poverty has a massive effect on standard of living.
No we don't. We just have to show that the benefits only go to a select few, and the "workers" generally get screwed (as in paid a lot less than their value).
If you accept the above, then relative poverty is rather easy to show (99% vs top 1% etc)...
EDIT: To simplify my point, relative poverty has a massive effect on standard of living.