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>“Driver” happens to be the most popular job in the United States ...which still only work out to 1-2%
And 1-2% don't matter? That's an odd take. Whom do you serve?
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I never understood the longterm logic of protecting jobs by not using tools. Any tools goal is to reduce work.
The whole point of robot taxis is to eliminate the job “driver” “Driver” happens to be the most popular job in the United States What exactly is hard to understand here?
Why not ban personal car to make the demand for driver even higher?
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I never understood the longterm logic of protecting jobs by not using tools. Any tools goal is to reduce work.
Because people need to eat. If you make their jobs disappear, they need to find news jobs, and that's not necessarily an easy transition. In the short term, and people's lives are short, it can be painful. That, at least, is the understandable motivation. > Any tools goal is to reduce work. I'm not sure that's entirely true. Yes, a dishwasher reduces the work you have to do washing dishes. That is true. But is also c…