In a society where only 10% of humans need to work due to automation, wouldn't the entire nature of an economy be moot? I feel like the ramifications of where humans are at in this episode wasn't thought of at all.
Also, people getting to do menial tasks REALLY shouldn't be the answer to automation taking jobs. I don't understand why this episode thinks that's a win. Robots/automation should be given the most menial and repetive tasks, leaving humans to have more freedom and stimulation.
Shout by supersnekBlockedParent2021-11-02T03:01:47Z
In a society where only 10% of humans need to work due to automation, wouldn't the entire nature of an economy be moot? I feel like the ramifications of where humans are at in this episode wasn't thought of at all.
Also, people getting to do menial tasks REALLY shouldn't be the answer to automation taking jobs. I don't understand why this episode thinks that's a win. Robots/automation should be given the most menial and repetive tasks, leaving humans to have more freedom and stimulation.