/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>18383554
Will never happen. No burger will work 12 hour shift at the factory for minimum wage. American industry is dead for good.

>>18383554
my body is ready
were gonne be even more MAGA'd thatn ever before
what a time to be alive frens

>>18383554
>bringing about a new Big Mac of wealth and prosperity.

We're entering a new depression or at the very least recession. Even my boomer Dad is saying it's retarded how the markets are behaving right now

>>18383579
and no burger is going to let the corporations turn merica into fucking china with the pollution. One of the reasons it was all off-shored to begin with. There is also the costs involved. No burger is gonna want to pay 3-5 times more for everything cos it is made domestically. No burger will be able to afford to.

>>18383579
They won't need to with tarrifs and increased efficiency from automation.

>>18383579
But Mexicans will, they will offer cheap labor while Americans add higher value.

Not gonna happen. Those maga hats ain't free

>>18383579
They wont
The machines they manage will

>>18383792
>>18383797
Not going to happen, even the mexicans have comfy life on gibs now.
The burgers would be competing with Chinese who work double shifts for pennies.
It's not doable, unless you think people would want to pay $4000 for an American-made phone.

Not even mentioning that US doesn't even have the technology anymore. Almost all electronics manufacturers are Chinese.

>>18383588
Literally all of this is coming

Us main energy exporter
Free energy for us businesses
Us center of automated manufacturing
Us center of tech development
Us center of global finance and wealth management by a factor of 100

15 years max

>>18383863
Space force industries sir.

>>18383868
All I can say is, buy chainlink

>>18383868
US will collapse during the next 18 months and won't exist in it's current form in 5 years time. The US population will shrink by 70%, the GDP will shrink by 75%.

Most US-based companies will move headquaters to China and Moscow.

Screencap this.

>>18383937
Hey retard, look at my post and come back>>18383930

>>18383554
>return home
Manufacturing is going to third world countries like Vietnam before it comes here

>>18383579
Younger generations of people at this point are desperate for a job regardless if it's in their desired field or not. It's can happen and they will learn to become humble.

>>18384057
>Manufacturing is going to third world countries like Vietnam before it comes here
Why the fuck would it when it will be so much cheaper to produce in the states with automation? Why is biz so retarded in terms of long term thinking?

>>18384089
Or what other people are saying, they will manage the machines that do the manufacturing.

>>18383764
>No burger is gonna want to pay 3-5 times more for everything cos it is made domestically.
fuck you i will. gladly.
would be the best thing in the world for prices to finally reflect true actual value relative to real human cost, time and energy wise.
it would force a realistic revaluation on everything. and people would learn to only spend money on needed worthwhile things instead of constantly wasting paycheck after paycheck on an endless flow of cheap disposable garbage from china and worthless whorshipping sports celebrity pro sports entertainment crap

>>18384092
Doubt more then like 15% of companies that produce overseas are in the position at the moment to make the full shift to complete automation. And even if most did, that's not exactly a thing for us, the common man, to celebrate. That will only bring prosperity to the super rich.

>>18384139
>People are used to upgrading their phones every 3 years
>Asking them to pay 3-5x more for that shit

Yeah sure that'll go over well

>>18383554
I don't think so, however there will most likely be more of a push to automated manufatcuring esspecialy with more afvanced systems using 3D printing. I also think that a lot of stuff will be moving out of china and to other places like vietnam, but overall there won't be much of a change

>>18383863
You're assuming demand would not shift to higher quality products but purchasing less.

>>18384175
fucking this
less is more
quality over quantity

>>18384164
muh singularity. not there yet.maybe by 2100 if were not back in the dark ages by then

>>18384139

>>18384243
can you explain what you mean?

>>18384289
was referring to the presumption that automation is far enough advanced yet to make that many humans obsolete by automating all the jobs with robot machines, comp tech, AI programming
i just dont think increased automation is going to happen that completely that fast across all industries and manufacturing.
i mean yeah, it is increasing and we have the tech, but its gonna take a few generations to get to the scale and saturation eluded to in the previous post i replied to