this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2026
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Link to the original article. Oh wait it's WSJ slop.
Anyone who has tried to automate anything beyond the most basic step quickly finds out how difficult it is to truly do it with all of the boundary conditions, bad inputs, breaking conditions, etc.
Now displaced warehouse workers learn to maintain or program the bots and adapt to new jobs, but at some point, all this bot productivity should be taxed too or the wealth keeps concentrating among the few, rather than revenue to build better society for We The People.
That requires affordable education. Which is against the policies of those wanting you dumb so you continue helping vote for our one-sided policies that do nothing to help self but only the needs of an already overabundance and selfish select few.
Just tax wealth hoarding, doesn't matter how the hoarding was achieved