If that is what you think, you simply do not know what socialism and communism are.

Not an argument.

The definition is that the state controls the means of production. This applies to both.

Yeah, pretty much what I was saying.
It's been this way throughout history. new tech always creates more jobs, than it replaces.

Nice find.

That is not the definition, that's just one of the properties.

Also, it is indeed not an argument, just like your post wasn't one.

This post was edited by Leevee on Jun 18 2017 03:10pm

It will only happen if we revamp the way we do education to increase access, and artificial intelligence doesn't take off.

We always do. As for AI, the same is true...it will create more jobs than it replaces.

Depends how fast AI actually takes off. The real issue is when we automate the automation process, which is what I mean by AI taking off.

Also if we continue to have Republicans and establishment dems being against college for everybody and financial reform we're not going to have the access we need.

Lol yeah, this thought process basically comes from the fact that we are all still working after the industrial revolution. The working hours from that time seem a bit strange, perhaps it indeed is the bias. It can also be a shift from working around the house towards buying services to do the work around your house.

We were able to cope with a 7000%* increase in production, and sell/consume it all. Creating jobs for over 80% of the world's "working capable" population.

To be able to do the automation shift, we'll have to do something similar, and make it durable at the same time. This time, we can't just produce more, without looking at the consequences.

/e *(I am possibly missing 1 more zero here)

This post was edited by Knaapie on Jun 18 2017 04:22pm

Why not combine community college with high school? I think it'd be appropriate for most people to stay in school until age 20.

Herd out the pedophiles early on