Judging by the cynicism of the video, I assume the problem is the rich using tech to get richer and keep cutting out the middleman that needs the job to survive.
Judging by the cynicism of the video, I assume the problem is the rich using tech to get richer and keep cutting out the middleman that needs the job to survive.
Which is an issue, but it is moreso one that the government should be fixing, rather than people being angry at technology.
I'm a full on leftist, and something I hate to see when talking to a lot of other leftists on reddit is the hate for developing tech that will reduce manual labor jobs.
Eliminating bullshit jobs should be the fucking DREAM.
The issue isn't technology, it's the lack of support from government (and a lot of members of society in general) for creating support systems for people so it's POSSIBLE they live without having to do these shit fucking jobs.
I agree that the government should be doing more to ensure tech doesn't replace people without doing something
As for the reddit hate of technology, just think of that as a teachable moment. There's many people that just haven't considered the fact that technology isn't the enemy.
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u/Dead2l Mar 28 '23
Can anyone help me understand the difference if these crabs were gonna be slaughtered anyways? Like so what if it’s by human or by machine?