Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
And you young guys aren’t paranoid enough.
Automation, the future and the American worker (ON TOPIC)
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Indecisi0n
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But you know what us young guys are always craving.
Operational needs
Virescit Vulnere Virtus
Oh yeah!
.The truth is you're probably not industry 4.0 ready but we'll find a fake job for you while we upgrade. As stated 50 years ago by someone famous I forget, only 20% of the population actually needs to 'work' as in for-income or nowadays; is capable of productivity. 80% of the population is useless for making profits. We've been inventing busy-work jobs since 50 years ago, but it's no longer working.
There is of course, an endless amount of work to be done. The entire problem is employing people to do it effectively. Children need to be raised, need better parenting (hint, hint). Litter needs to be cleaned up. There's plenty of work to do that simply isn't profitable or doesn't generate money at all. Socialism was the first answer to this, unfortunately, socialism was hijacked by people of a certain group such as Marx and Trotsky to serve their own political ideals and has basically been that way ever since. Socialism was perfected and used long ago, just nobody pasted an -ism on it and used it for political mischief.
Anyway, regarding automation -- you lost that battle a long time ago. Your job is artificially preserved. It's designed to be inefficient. This is the basis of a basic income; give everyone $2000/mo so they can survive, encourage them to volunteer and etc, and let the capable 20% work the 'jobs' or actually; something productive they already wanted to do for free... but they have to pay the bills, support the family, etc. The 80% doesn't understand this but there are people who love to work and work well, not even for money, simply money is necessary. Yet the current system encourages people to lie and cheat into a position they hate for the money, while the best candidate is shunned as they didn't major in bull
ting.
There is of course, an endless amount of work to be done. The entire problem is employing people to do it effectively. Children need to be raised, need better parenting (hint, hint). Litter needs to be cleaned up. There's plenty of work to do that simply isn't profitable or doesn't generate money at all. Socialism was the first answer to this, unfortunately, socialism was hijacked by people of a certain group such as Marx and Trotsky to serve their own political ideals and has basically been that way ever since. Socialism was perfected and used long ago, just nobody pasted an -ism on it and used it for political mischief.
Anyway, regarding automation -- you lost that battle a long time ago. Your job is artificially preserved. It's designed to be inefficient. This is the basis of a basic income; give everyone $2000/mo so they can survive, encourage them to volunteer and etc, and let the capable 20% work the 'jobs' or actually; something productive they already wanted to do for free... but they have to pay the bills, support the family, etc. The 80% doesn't understand this but there are people who love to work and work well, not even for money, simply money is necessary. Yet the current system encourages people to lie and cheat into a position they hate for the money, while the best candidate is shunned as they didn't major in bull
ting.And if the moderator actually approves my comments; I'd like to add something intended but not said...
Everyone has something of equal value to offer. Everyone 'works'. The problem is 80% of the work needing to be done cannot be monetized. For example, we need our children to be raised well. Fed well. We need nutritionists educating mothers on how dietary cholesterol is healthy and they should be eating eggs. Nevermind mothers, everyone, we have a billion people avoid cholesterol in their diet when their body needs it and it has no effect on blood cholesterol. It's ridiculously wrong. There's an endless amount of work to be done, the problem is; there's no money in it.
Everyone has something of equal value to offer. Everyone 'works'. The problem is 80% of the work needing to be done cannot be monetized. For example, we need our children to be raised well. Fed well. We need nutritionists educating mothers on how dietary cholesterol is healthy and they should be eating eggs. Nevermind mothers, everyone, we have a billion people avoid cholesterol in their diet when their body needs it and it has no effect on blood cholesterol. It's ridiculously wrong. There's an endless amount of work to be done, the problem is; there's no money in it.
The Slowest Preloader
It was an accident.
Umm
clean hairy
Well-Known Member
Although, when they quit working no amount of threats will make them start working again!!Almost true. Only difference is robots don't whine nearly as much.
The Driver
I drive.
The truth is you're probably not industry 4.0 ready but we'll find a fake job for you while we upgrade. As stated 50 years ago by someone famous I forget, only 20% of the population actually needs to 'work' as in for-income or nowadays; is capable of productivity. 80% of the population is useless for making profits. We've been inventing busy-work jobs since 50 years ago, but it's no longer working.
There is of course, an endless amount of work to be done. The entire problem is employing people to do it effectively. Children need to be raised, need better parenting (hint, hint). Litter needs to be cleaned up. There's plenty of work to do that simply isn't profitable or doesn't generate money at all. Socialism was the first answer to this, unfortunately, socialism was hijacked by people of a certain group such as Marx and Trotsky to serve their own political ideals and has basically been that way ever since. Socialism was perfected and used long ago, just nobody pasted an -ism on it and used it for political mischief.
Anyway, regarding automation -- you lost that battle a long time ago. Your job is artificially preserved. It's designed to be inefficient. This is the basis of a basic income; give everyone $2000/mo so they can survive, encourage them to volunteer and etc, and let the capable 20% work the 'jobs' or actually; something productive they already wanted to do for free... but they have to pay the bills, support the family, etc. The 80% doesn't understand this but there are people who love to work and work well, not even for money, simply money is necessary. Yet the current system encourages people to lie and cheat into a position they hate for the money, while the best candidate is shunned as they didn't major in bull
MynameisNeigan
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All this technology and preload still can’t finish in time. Dispatchers cannot dispatch. Car washers cannot wash. We are good for at least 20 more years
Wally
BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
The rush to shutdown forced companies to replace humans with machines. These jobs are not coming back.
automation is good. but then we have to figure out how to give ppl a life of diginity after the fact. capitalism usually isnt going to give you dignity anyways.
Wally
BrownCafe Innovator & King of Puns
You shut down and the market found a way around.
the virus didnt do so well in many countries after they shut down.
markets went to
s after the pandemic started. now imagine what will happen to markets if a much worse pandemic happens or global warming intensifies.WorkingAsDirected
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I have been lurking
Tired hubrat
They combust too
Red Devil
The Power of Connected
The drive through car wash has been converted to a storage shed at my building.
burrheadd
KING Of GIFS
You’re 33 and still part time
You live in moms basement or does hot girlfriend support you
meritocracy
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Thread created in 2018. Are the robots here yet? Lol. Seriously though, companies are too greedy to invest in developing and buying expensive and complex equipment and workers are too cheap to justify it in the first place.
Whereistheunion
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Tom Mcdonald, got some heavy flow but man he seem so angry. Most his tracks were produced by Eminem.
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