/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>12530006
Only the rich are free.
Sorry mane.

>>12530006
>f-fine you were correct all along, so how am I supposed to escape this and become truly free then? How do I take the NEET pill? How do you guys even feed yourselves?
Welcome. Buy chainlink.

>>12530006
Take the NEET pledge and apply for neetbux

Fuck you dumb nigger.
>he thinks I was jealous of a slave
>muh I don't know what I would do if I didn't have a job
All wagies need to be gassed unironically. You are all pathetic pieces of shit and the only reason why I and the rest of the financially independent people tolerate you is because you still turn the cog in the machine a bit. Once automation fully replaces all blue and white collar jobs the day of the rope will come to you you pathetic slaves.

>>12530006
Get on Disability. I was on it for 7 years until I got a job for "self improvement" like a retard.

>>12530088
SAVED

>>12530297
>blue collar jobs
That ain't happening in a trillion years, bud

>>12530297
Hold up for a second anon, wagies without a job turns them into neets, which means there will be less neetbux to go around. Is this really what you want?

>>12530006
You're finally learning, kiddo. There can be no such thing as a free market so long as the labor is coerced, which has always been the case because the alternative to working has always been starvation, exposure and death.

I would basically be for abolishing all labor and union laws if we got a UBI in exchange. If laborers didn't like conditions or pay, they could simply elect not to work until employers improved those things.

>>12530088
Unironically saved. One day, my dudes, one day I will escape this wagie hell. I know I can do it!

>>12530370
Imagine the technology 200 years ago and then imagine what technology will look like 200 years from today. Not only robots will do the blue collar jobs but they will do it much better. In one trillion years I don't think anyone will work at all, probably it won't take that long

>>12530405
That can’t turn out good, unlesss there is a limit on family size.

>>12530405
Dude, you don't know how variable blue collar work is. Just look at an electrician. Running wire, stripping wire, making splices, connecting wire to terminals and using a screwdriver to turn the screw, mounting 4s boxes, climbing ladders to change lighting fixtures, bending conduit, etc. It ain't happening.

>>12530392
>working has always been starvation, exposure and death.
Just go innawoods.
Oh you don't want to? too bad
You're not entitled to other people's labor.

>>12530447
You are really underestimating how fast technology develops. 200 years ago was 1819, just 4 years after the Napoleonic wars ended. The fastest transport method was still by carriage but in a matter of decades, there were trains and steamships. In order to send and receive messages, we had messengers but then telegrams, phones, faxes, television and finally computers with internet. During the industrial revolution, factories were manned but it just took less than a century for factories starting to use machines. Should I also mention that we managed to put people up there in space? All this since when Napoleon was still alive. We did accomplished very hard tasks, not suprised if we manage to develop robots as complex as a human. My take is that our modern robots are in a similar stage like computers in the early 1900's like pic related.

>>12530382
Very funny dickhead. My country doesn't even provide neetbux. I earn money on my own, anything is better than being a wage SLAVE.

>>12530447
>Running wire, stripping wire, making splices, connecting wire to terminals and using a screwdriver to turn the screw, mounting 4s boxes, climbing ladders to change lighting fixtures, bending conduit, etc
What makes you think any of that will even be necessary in the future

>>12530697
Dude, it's just not possible. I think you should look up youtube vids of electrical work so you can see for yourself why it's never going to get automated.

>>12530977
Maybe because literally every building in existence uses everything I just mentioned?

>>12531297
This. Just like barbers will never be automated. Factory work is easy to automate because it's very standardized and repetitive. But the industrial robot still needs manteinance by a human technician, because you cannot automate a skilled laborer out of his job: you would need to build a machine as complex as a human.

>>12530088
how does one apply for neetbux

>>12532110
I would suggest searching for alternatives before you go this route. If you can manage to find a job that is bearable and accumulate crypto, you will suffer a bit longer but the eventual payoff will be substantial as compared to eternal NEETdom.
If you have thought about it long enough and your mind is truly made up, look up "Uncle Remus Guide to Welfare and SSI"

>>12530088
Wagie here

Number 5 is spot on.

>>12530697
Past tech improvements don't guarantee future improvements. Just look at Moore's law ending, the latest chips are only maybe 30% more powerful than ones from 8 years ago.