A Stupid Statements About Single Payer Healthcare

[Dmitry1983]

I suggest you learn macroeconomics

I understand it well and automation will not end the need for workers

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There is no need for workers. Jobs are artificially created through monetary and fiscal policy

[Amarok]

I understand it well and automation will not end the need for workers

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There is no need for workers. Jobs are artificially created through monetary and fiscal policy

Automation will not end the need for workers and nope jobs are tasks that society needs to maintain and grow regardless of monetary and fiscal policy and human worth is not defined by either

[Deesse23]

There is no need for workers. Jobs are artificially created through monetary and fiscal policy

What we need less and less are unqualified and unskilled workers to do the menial and repetitive work. Machines don’t tire, are faster and more precise than humans, but their abilities are still limited. That’s why we are still searching for the key to real AI.
All the production lines that have made workers doing simple work unnecessary need maintenance, need to be supervised, controlled, repaired. The production lines need to be designed, modified, adapted, etc. All of this can only be done by humans, but what is needed is people with a minimum set of skills and abilities.

[Amarok]

There is no need for workers. Jobs are artificially created through monetary and fiscal policy

What we need less and less are unqualified and unskilled workers to do the menial and repetitive work. Machines don’t tire, are faster and more precise than humans, but their abilities are still limited. That’s why we are still searching for the key to real AI.
All the production lines that have made workers doing simple work unnecessary need maintenance, need to be supervised, controlled, repaired. The production lines need to be designed, modified, adapted, etc. All of this can only be done by humans, but what is needed is people with a minimum set of skills and abilities.

What your are describing is the paradox of automation