20 hours of meaningful work a week with a guaranteed basic income. Wealth will trickle UP. It'll be great.
Automation will likely require that we reconsider the future of work but stifling tech advancement isn't the answer.http://www.aei.org/publication/anxiety-about-automation-and-jobs-will-we-see-anti-tech-laws/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=Social&utm_campaign=Pethokoukis%2C%20anti-tech%20laws …
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Some sort of guaranteed basic income will probably have to be considered. Finland has an experiment under way, I believe.
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As a society, we're not managing the transition very well because too many US leaders are lying.
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We need training programs, esp for full-time employees whose jobs become obsolete (coal), to assist them with livable wages and skills
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It's not the answer but we have more waves of job de-stabilization coming at us. Retail is coming at us full speed.
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Basic income would be like the Alaska dividend but larger and monthly. I don't see anyone turning down their monthly technological dividend.
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Good point too. That may also be what creates an alternate job economy. Still remains issue of who pays for all of this.
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(I'm all for basic income btw. Just want to make sure that it's not done hastily as a poor band aid to the issue)
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