I’m not really talking about providing a basic income.
What I’m saying is the barrier to having “personal autonomy” in a society where providing the essentials of life has to a high degree already been automated, is too high.
What I’m saying is the barrier to having “personal autonomy” in a society where providing the essentials of life has to a high degree already been automated, is too high.
We keep people working by making it had to survive otherwise (high rents that don’t represent the maintainence/construction costs etc).