I think we all see this as a completely Utopian point of view that likely might not work for the workaholics among us who without jobs might go kill themselves through alcohol or drugs pretty quickly without a job.
So, for someone like myself who is capable of having a job for a hobby (like keeping this blog going non-stop since 2007 here at intuitivefred888 this can work for some people like me who were FORCED to retire so we didn't die in 1998 and 1999 and after. So, even though my health is likely better now in some ways than at anytime since I was 37 and 1985 at age 78 I'm still okay today and still able to keep going simply because I was educated enough and enough of a business person to be okay when I almost died at 50.
But, what about all the people who have to work until they die?
What about all the people who would kill themselves if they weren't working.
Like for example, my son talked about a man in his 80s (I think he was 86) and still working where my son worked and died on the job one day. I mean from my point of view this is just sad that someone had to die on the job because they couldn't do anything else.
What do you think?
Musk's statement by the way is what is going to happen to jobs starting in the U.S. and Europe and then traveling all over the world.
There might be many demonstrations and even wars fought over this with (no jobs) for people.
And I think you and I can see it coming right now.
So, what happens when people demonstrate or go to war over the loss of their jobs?
Do they send in the killer robots to kill these demonstrators then just like ICE agents pretty Regularly are killing Americans now?
