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If there was a vacancy for 'Dad Jokes Extraordinaire', then your name is on the top of the list of candidatesCan I have a job?
If there was a vacancy for 'Dad Jokes Extraordinaire', then your name is on the top of the list of candidatesCan I have a job?
You've got the job, start 9am Monday...It's madness.
We don't need wind generators; it's windy enough already.
We don't need driverless cars; the roads are busy enough already.
Can I have a job?
Thank you.If there was a vacancy for 'Dad Jokes Extraordinaire', then your name is on the top of the list of candidates
It's an interesting conundrum that the likes of Google are designing self drive cars, rather than the normal car manufacturers, so either they are waiting for Google to licence the software and technology, or they know that it's never going to catch on properly.
But as so many drivers are complete and utter idiots that don't actually know how to drive, driverless cars would get rid of a lot of the bad driving, and so speed up the traffic flow. You also could do away with trafic lights etc, as the cars would neatly avoid each other - have to think about pedestrians though.
In which case, you're fired..Bit early.
It would then be logical to introduce a universal minimum income for everyone as the vast majority of people will have no work to do, in theory, they could use their free time to do study and research or to develop their artistic ambitions... We will of course, need a great many fewer people in the world.The whole nature of work will change. The impact of robots will have a far greater impact than driverless cars and make them slightly redundant as there won't be any jobs to go to in the traditional sense! If robots break the link between capital and labour then we will need some form of political solution.
Good question... The only suggestion that I can make is higher taxes on companies who benefit from automation...Where does the funding for the minimum income come from? Or more importantly, where does the VALUE of the minimum income from from.
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Good question... The only suggestion that I can make is higher taxes on companies who benefit from automation
It would then be logical to introduce a universal minimum income for everyone as the vast majority of people will have no work to do, in theory, they could use their free time to do study and research or to develop their artistic ambitions... We will of course, need a great many fewer people in the world.
And where the Donald Duck will that take you over here, let alone Scandanavia.