Cutting public service comes at a cost, page-78

But the unthinkable can happen:

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017...-set-ruling-could-cut-pensions-public-workers

On your other post, I can’t help but comment on where 50,000 years of non-ownership of anything got them. A continuing subsistence existence, facilitated entirely by a good climate. Such as we still see in many parts of Africa and Asia today, and probably South America. If nobody owns the productive assets, nobody will make the asset in the first place. So there won’t be any robots. But as we all own robots now, why would it have to change for the future?