Like the longest grift in history of capitalism itself and now that we've reached a point where scarcity is a logistics & distro problem more than a resources problem, economies themselves can't handle the idea that there is simply less need for jobs - and that the natural progression of labour falls less under 'manufacturing garbage for manufacturing's sake' and more 'these are tasks needed to be done' like infrastructure longevity, maintenance, etc.
Like, I don't know why we're so opposed to the idea of more government positions & work to improve living conditions & make healthier and well maintained societies that include training those positions over building more call/data centers.
@batichi
Who is actually opposed to that? 🙃
@systerwho Whomever is not moving these things through legislature I guess lol
@batichi
I would say yes but they would first have to pass a very specific law to get the money for that
@systerwho I'm confused. In Canada we wouldn't need a law, we would need a budget. Creating a department to take care of infrastructure is part of government responsibilities.
@batichi
Do you create budgets which are not covered?