Subj : Re: Telecommuting and working remotely.
To   : all
From : debian
Date : Fri Jul 29 2022 12:22:02

> Like factories that need actual people to produce, will the various transport, 
> trade and service industries also become more robust? I mean those who keep
> the physical infrastructure running.

I just came across a report where the WEF and UN are calling for a total ban
on private vehicle ownership. If that takes place, and they actually do ban
private ownership of all motorized vehicles, the transportation industries
will be reduced to either one or a couple of companies that produce vehicles
under government contract.

Source: foxbusiness.com/economy/world-economic-forum-calls-reduce-private-vehicles-by-e
liminating-ownership


> Like who would work remotely if their water, heat and sewage didn't work at
> home, and who is going to pickup the trash?

I think allot of cities would turn into LA if manual labour was done away
with. I think we would also see more of an uptick in people homesteading and
providing their own septic, water, and food services should we do away with
manual labour. 

> Things are a changing!

It is an interesting time to be alive for sure. There are plenty of the older
generation, though most have died by this point, who have lived in conditions
like what we are seeing now. For someone of my age, this is totally a totally
new experience. The recession we are going through is going to be different
from previous recessions and economic down turns. 

73
debian
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