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by chii
884 days ago
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> Every major commodity ... etc has large scale automated production. the automate-able industries have done it, leaving behind the ones that aren't as automatable. This is why there's still many developing countries that export cheap labour. You can think of those as the "underpaid" class. Not necessarily bad, since i believe they are not being forced under lock and chain in slavery. They are merely economically incentivized. |
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That’s not to say nobody is making subsistence wages making shoes, just that there’s robots making shoes in another factory. It may not be 1:1 in every niche as a train isn’t a drop in replacement for a long haul trucker, but they are still in competition.