> High minimum wage is what prompted this automation in the first place.
`High` is subjective. $x minimum wage did not prompt automaton, a rising minimum wage catalyses R&D into automaton with better incentives. It's inevitable, and Mr CEO was always going to fire everyone and replace them with robots the moment it became cost effective.
> How UBI will be funded is another matter
Larger profit margins for big corporations turning to automaton, let's tax them more.
`High` is subjective. $x minimum wage did not prompt automaton, a rising minimum wage catalyses R&D into automaton with better incentives. It's inevitable, and Mr CEO was always going to fire everyone and replace them with robots the moment it became cost effective.
> How UBI will be funded is another matter
Larger profit margins for big corporations turning to automaton, let's tax them more.