Re:What the Fourth Industrial Revolution Looks Like
by marcosdumay on Tuesday April 14, 2015 @11:58AM
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They don't have money. Remember that nobody wants to employ them?
The only inherent character of a market that gets very narrow is that it's narrow. The amount of wealth created depends on, well, how much wealth is produced, not on how many people are available to buy it. If you don't need people to produce wealth, those two things may have no relation at all.
People are making a huge effort here to assure that no, there's no problem. Yet, both Economis and History say otherwise.
The only inherent character of a market that gets very narrow is that it's narrow. The amount of wealth created depends on, well, how much wealth is produced, not on how many people are available to buy it. If you don't need people to produce wealth, those two things may have no relation at all.
People are making a huge effort here to assure that no, there's no problem. Yet, both Economis and History say otherwise.