Utopia Talk / Politics / Is technology making things worse?

Habebe rank	Wed Jun 24 02:50:56 https://youtu.be/UUcsMJwcBo0?is=m9W4VV3J-BxWQQ2K Tim dillon isn't wrong. I also seen a bunch of people (of course) claiming it to be simple economics now that minimum wage is rising that is what will happen. But again, this seems like the "doorman fallacy" or the failed experiment with self checkout kiosks. They narrow down 0 M
Habebe rank	Wed Jun 24 02:59:22 Hit the send button top soon. They narrow done a human employees role to spmething singular and miss the other value they bring. AKA the doorman fallacy.
jergul rank	Wed Jun 24 03:03:34 "ailed experiment with self checkout kiosks" We have them everywhere.
Sam Adams rank	Wed Jun 24 03:13:19 Self checkout can work where there are no Africans
Habebe rank	Wed Jun 24 03:45:21 Self checkouts have more issues than just people stealing. We had them everywhere, than alot of scale back. People also tend to be less loyal shop less etc. Self checkouts are nice as an option that compliments human cashiers. The doorman story goes, they replaced hotel doormen with an automatic door opener. The hotel now has homeless people in the vestibule, loses a level of status and has less loyal and less satisfied customers.
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