Truthmatters
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Is a profit ONLY goal going to make us a better society?
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But I do see the left paving a path to more economic realignment using workers displaced by automation as the catalyst for demands of more fascist and socialist entanglement and ever greater power to the state.
So, that's what you see, do you? Maybe so-called "conservatives" like yourself should take a tip from the Bible:
"You hypocrite, first cast out the beam out of your own eye; and then shall you see clearly to cast out the mote out of your brother's eye." Matthew 7:5 (AKJV)
You believe in the Bible?
Of course. Don't you?
but, but, that goes against the Republican's meme Are you now or have you ever voted Repub?
I doubt it. Its not what Ayn would doMaybe the right is begining to get a peek into what is wrong with a profit ONLY motive.
Kagan got the SCOTUS gig because she's covered Obama's real records at Harvard
lol. so we get to the REAL topic of the thread? You & Frank being xenophobes & birfers to boot.
Unlike Obama, the lawyers I know all have heard of "Judicial review" Odd that Obama never heard of it
but, but, that goes against the Republican's meme Are you now or have you ever voted Repub?
WTF are you babbling about?
Any of you cons care to answer the question of wether a profit ONLY society design is the best?
What "manufacturing is rapidly returning to America?"
What "manufacturing is rapidly returning to America?"
{But in the after glow of the Great Recession, something surprising is happening: U.S. manufacturing appears to be on the cusp of an awakening if not a full rebirth. Companies like Illinois-based Caterpillar (CAT), the world's largest maker of excavators and bulldozers, is shifting some of its excavator production from abroad to Texas. U.S. furniture maker Sauder is moving production back home from low-wage countries. According to the report by Accenture, some 61% of manufacturing executives surveyed by the consultancy said they were considering more closely matching supply location with demand location by re-shoring manufacturing and supply.}
Made (again) in the USA: The return of American manufacturing - The Term Sheet: Fortune's deals blogTerm Sheet
CNN paints a rosy picture that is unrealistic.
{The tipping point for U.S. companies looking homeward again and deciding on a return is automation via a new generation of robots that are hiring on at all sorts of new manufacturing and agricultural venuesplaces far different from their well-known employment haunts at auto plants. Robots are now working in such previously robot-less environments as meat processing, furniture making, farming, aircraft production, warehousing and miningas well as robot-only manufacturing like Canons camera facilities. Theyre even in households and hospitals, and incredulously, washing heads in beauty salons. }
Robots, Re-shoring and America
The reality is that "reshoring" doesn't really equate to jobs. Yes, manufacturing is returning, but the jobs are not.
Of course. Don't you?
What if the Bible and Das Kapital conflict? Which do you follow?
Of course. Don't you?
What if the Bible and Das Kapital conflict? Which do you follow?
Well...that's a silly question, isn't it? The Bible, of course.
Then again, that's an easy answer because Dad Kapital is based upon a faulty premis to start with.
What if the Bible and Das Kapital conflict? Which do you follow?
Well...that's a silly question, isn't it? The Bible, of course.
Then again, that's an easy answer because Dad Kapital is based upon a faulty premis to start with.
Yes, Das Kapital has several flaws. I count the failure to consider how new economic cycles are started by new technologies, thus keeping the educated working class employed at good salleries, at least untill lately.
What is your observed flawed premises?
I see a rise in the need for maint, programming and engineering for robotics. Poor learning people will do as they have done through the ages of empires, join the military.