people really out here thinking houses maintain themselveshttps://twitter.com/Alysonesque/status/1005989848577073152 …
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the work that most of humanity did for most of history (growing/hunting/gathering food) is now sufficiently automated that 1-2% of our population handles it for everyone
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who maintains the maintaining machines
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At some point, YOU are the maintaining machine. And yes, that implies the need for an at-minimum homeostatic ecosystem for maintaining you and yours.
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Great thread. One underlooked thing is ppl buying rental properties without the capital to maintain. You offer unfinished place you leading to the tenant not wanting to pay and land lord not having funds to fix. Think one problem is many land lords dont understand the input cost
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The most viable solution to this problem is: 1) People own their own houses 2) People who think this way let their houses deteriorate 3) We point and laugh at them and refuse to help. This isn't a great solution but it's the best we've got
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Just make a contract which will give current renter a part of difference between inflation-adjusted current rent and future rent [if it's positive] incentives at least partly corrected
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Disagree. Automation is more often driven by the cost of labor. The $15/hr minimum wage in Seattle drove fast food stores to kiosks, eliminating jobs. Same thing with auto assembly lines.
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