• Venia Silente@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    17 hours ago

    Sure, I agree with that. However, we also need to consider what a “net decrease in productivity” actually means for the population as a whole, and whether it’s something we want to accept as a trade-off for more free time.

    Skill issue. You know turns exist, right? Just hire two turns of people who work 3 days a week, and bam! You cover 6 weeks of work. Heck, you are hiring more people so you are creating more employment!

    And that’s all even before machines and AI completely replace the need for that work, anyway.