TED: What will future jobs look like?(youtube.com)
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TED: What will future jobs look like?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXQrbxD9_Ng
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This is one of the best talks I've seen this year. On the challenges society is facing as we move into 'the new machine age' as more and more jobs are done by machines. Very inspiring and challenging glimpse of the future.
The talk also touches on concepts like a guaranteed minimum income.
> guaranteed minimum income
A guaranteed minimum income is basically welfare.
Welfare enslaves the poor.
Instead of using income that is not work-dependent or welfare checks as a means to try eliminate poor health and quality of life, allow charitable organizations to help those people instead.
Kids today that can vote don't remember in 1996, Clinton said, "Today, we are ending welfare as we know it," and, "This day will be remembered not for what it ended, but for what it began." They don't know why he said those things. Redistribution and economic tricks to try to raise the poor up don't work. People have to have incentive and work not only because it is something that is important to them, but because it is the way to survive. If you have any doubt of this, read books about those that have won the lottery or who have had rich families and money just handed to them.
Poverty is awful, but money is a curse. The way to assist those that are poor is through charity of time and effort, not through wealth redistribution by the government in any form.
A guaranteed minimum income is basically welfare.
Welfare enslaves the poor.
Instead of using income that is not work-dependent or welfare checks as a means to try eliminate poor health and quality of life, allow charitable organizations to help those people instead.
Kids today that can vote don't remember in 1996, Clinton said, "Today, we are ending welfare as we know it," and, "This day will be remembered not for what it ended, but for what it began." They don't know why he said those things. Redistribution and economic tricks to try to raise the poor up don't work. People have to have incentive and work not only because it is something that is important to them, but because it is the way to survive. If you have any doubt of this, read books about those that have won the lottery or who have had rich families and money just handed to them.
Poverty is awful, but money is a curse. The way to assist those that are poor is through charity of time and effort, not through wealth redistribution by the government in any form.