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1730419 No.1730419 [Reply] [Original]

Is it possible that automation could be restricted if it caused massive unemployement in a short period? That shit's scaring me.

>> No.1730426
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The countries that do restrict it will become much poorer 30-40 years later.......

>> No.1730427

>>1730419
Automation is a meme
T.guy who installs and repairs automation

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>>1730427
this

robuts are only good at doing repetitive tasks

you should be more worried about chinese and indian people taking your job

most machines are shit mechanically desu unless you can get past use 500 servos to do the most basic shit, it's not that big of a deal

AI will be more of a threat sooner than mechanical automation, IMO.

>> No.1730519

The only thing that automation represents is increased productivity. Productivity has been increasing ever since people decided to build permanent settlements and stop roaming the earth looking for mammoths to chuck spears at.

In other words, automation is not going to be bad for humanity anymore than how cars were bad for horse ranchers or how light bulbs were bad for candle makers.