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[–] ynthrepic 2 points 1 day ago (1 children)

The point is that technology means a fraction of the population can feed and house the rest, and that fraction doesn't need to live like royalty, and the rest don't need to live in servitude for that exchange to happen.

Don't you want others to enjoy your success with you? Apply that principle to all of humanity the world over, and you have what could be, if we just stopped waring over hoards.

[–] [email protected] -2 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Nowhere in your comment did you refute the fact that it's currently not possible to have a society where no one has to work. There still has to be human labor.

I said nothing about the distribution of wealth or supporting our current system.

[–] ynthrepic 2 points 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago)

I don't think even OP or OC meant that nobody would work. But "work" as we imagine it now need not exist. Most specialist roles are fulfilling enough that people do them enthusiastically and with passion. It would be first and foremost a worker lead economy, rather than people being desperate for jobs. Companies need to buy talent in a more competitive market instead, in all industries not just the specialisations.

I imagine there's still a wealth hierarchy but it's a lot less dispirate and follows meritocratic lines, including the merit of being willing to get your hands dirty doing dirty or dangerous work not currently possible to automate. And obviously being very talented at sport, music, art, comedy, etc such that people want to spend any excess wealth they have on supporting them or buying access to their content (like now).

It's not so different from now, it's just the continued progressive advancement of what we see in many European nations already.