Economy in Transition | Full Documentary

[@rodgertim2881]

With the economy transitioning, I think there’s a lot of potential for growth in emerging industries. The shift towards clean energy, AI, and sustainable practices could create exciting investment opportunities.

[@sebastiaanthijn7982]

It’s like we’re moving into a new era where businesses are more focused on innovation, and that could mean big gains for early investors.

[@LoydJohnson-kp3jv]

historically, economic transitions often lead to strong rebounds once things stabilize

[@DianaTownsend-kj5kj]

I get that, but the uncertainty is what worries me. During transitions, there’s always a lot of volatility, and some industries may not survive the shift. Think about how many businesses failed during previous economic downturns. Rising interest rates, inflation, and geopolitical risks could make things worse.

[@AliciaCrone]

It's hard to predict how all this will play out, and I think a lot of people could lose money if they’re not careful. Even though there are opportunities, the risks seem just as high, if not higher

[@christopherherbert2407]

That’s a good point. But maybe that’s where having a well-diversified portfolio could help manage some of that risk. I imagine that balancing investments in both traditional sectors and emerging ones might smooth out some of the volatility

[@jamesrichey]

I am a citizen, not a consumer. I recognize that consumerism, the way it is designed, is destroying the planet. Instead of focusing on financial and economic systems, we should focus on values and happiness.

[@oneillbilder]

There is an equal market chance associated with each crash or collapse. I have seen people accumulate up to $1 million during a crisis, and even make it work in a strong economy if they are prepared and well-informed. Without a doubt, the bubble/collapse is making someone wealthy.

[@Robert_Seaman]

I completely agree. It's not just about the dividends or profits, Diversifying a portfolio can be a smart move and i always advise one gets a professional to help out.

[@Walter_hill_]

The issue is most people have the "I want to do it myself mentality" but not equipped enough for a crash, hence get burnt, no offense. In general, Financial Consultants are ideal reps for investing jobs, and at firsthand encounter, since Jan.2020, amidst covid outbreak, my portfolio has yielded massively in ROI, summing up to 7-figures as of today.

[@Trevor_Morrow_LTD]

I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisors online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation?

[@Walter_hill_]

Personally, I've stuck with Vivian Jean Wilhelm and her performance has been consistently impressive. You can confirm her basic info on the internet, she's quite known in her field with over 15yrs of experience.

[@Trevor_Morrow_LTD]

She appears to be a true authority in her profession with over two decades of experience. I looked her up on the internet and skimmed through her site, very professional. already sent her an inquiry hoping for a response soon.

[@bellakrinkle9381]

Currently, the world is in the middle of TRANSFORMATIONAL changes. I do wish that the world's policy makers could concentrate on these current challenges instead of wars of varying sorts in different regions of our planet. 💯💥💫

[@redblacktichy7713]

No chance on that. Just few people are taling about that our mineral resource reserves will be depleted within 2 decades

[@soldieroffortunate1296]

And Capitalism is standing on its last legs.

[@web2yt488]

​@@soldieroffortunate1296 read the definition of capitalism and you'll find that it's an economic system that exists in every country of the world. You clearly have the wrong understanding

[@web2yt488]

​@@redblacktichy7713 sorry, 20 years? but there is zero reserve data to support your opinion.

[@redblacktichy7713]

@@web2yt488 But sadly this is the fact. Some scientists are talking about that around 50% of the human population will die out until 2050

[@Millerj2450]

Given the persisting global economic crisis, it's essential for individuals to focus on diversifying their income streams independent of governmental reliance. This involves exploring options such as stocks, gold, silver, and digital currencies. Despite the adversity in the economy, now is an opportune moment to contemplate these investment avenues.

[@Jeffery-f2e]

I agree, that's the more reason I prefer my day to day investment decisions being guided by an advisor, seeing that their entire skillset is built around going long and short at the same time both employing risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying off risk as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, coupled with the exclusive information/analysis they have, it's near impossible to not out-perform, been using my advisor for over 2years+ and I've netted over 2.8million.

[@WillFred-g7g]

I think this is something I should do, but I've been stalling for a long time now. I don't really know which firm to work with; I feel they are all the same but it seems you’ve got it all worked out with the firm you work with so i surely wouldn’t mind a recommendation.

[@Jeffery-f2e]

I definitely share your sentiment about these firms. Finding financial advisors like Jessica Lee Horst who can assist you shape your portfolio would be a very creative option. There will be difficult times ahead, and prudent personal money management will be essential to navigating them.

[@Fred-w7t]

thanks For clearing that up, I curiously searched for Jessica Lee Horst on the internet and thankfully, I came across her my goal is to retire in 5years time.

[@tracelee7332]

My friend, my sincere advice to you for the future is - if it doesn't feed, clothe or house you then it will be worthless. Peace to you❤

[@amilaperera1]

Well done Morocco 🇲🇦. Congratulations from Sri Lanka. We are hearing good news about your country. Go ahead.

[@stephenodhiambo7556]

What is this economy you people keep talking about? You talk as though human beings exist to serve the economy and not the other way round

[@martynhaggerty2294]

Yep , man was made for the economy, not the economy for man?

[@jerryday8817]

Probably the wrong way around but in Canada the past 20yrs our health system has gone done the hole, I'm 46 and in 25yrs from now it'll be 10 times worse and my generation will suffer the repercussions because Canadian kids don't want to actually work anymore they want to be influencers ect... maybe the robots that are not going to destroy us will make the health care system better I don't know how it turns out but I'm not very optimistic

[@PeterParker-wj3cr]

@@jerryday8817 In terms of kids not wanting to work anymore. I don't think that is specific to Canadians. The internet has been disruptive to the job market. There are just more opportunities now a days to make money. Gone are the days of being forced to sit in a cubicle for 8 hours, because you're trying to justify your college degree. As far as the Canadian health care system. It's not perfect. But when compared to other developed countries around the world. It's fair to say, its copacetic at best.

[@supercriticalsolid]

economics is a prerequisite for life, the liberties and lifestyles we take for granted. Yes we should have an economy to live and not live for the economy. But if your economy gets bad enough then all the things everyone has grown accustomed to, sanitation, energy, infrastructure, will face degradation we can vaguely imagine. Having kids is continuity of civilization and science, a lack of kids, not oil, is what will send us to the dark ages.

[@stephenodhiambo7556]

@@supercriticalsolid Why do they express fear over low birthrate when they concurrently say that we wont need human labour anymore because of AI? Since they have trust in AI, why do they insist on birthrate?

[@annakasyna8576]

I'm shocked to see the shrinking of population as a negative point. Looks like the only thing that matters is gdp. We keep forgetting that growing population creates greater need for natural resources, that people are going to be displaced from their land due to flooding or other natural disasters. The Earth doesn't matter as long as some big corporations are making loads of money selling us some crap that we don't really need and the gdp goes up.

[@saturationstation1446]

some big *european corporations* fixed it for you. its strange how so many seem to be unable to identify the orchestrators of all modern human civilization when discussing the harm we endure but are very quick to take credit for any beneficial thing thats ever helped anyone before... its like getting punched in the face by someone for two hours straight then when you have to identify them in a police line up, and they look nothing like the others there, your eyes suddenly stop working because your emotional attachment to your attacker blinded your capacity for honesty.

[@AbuSous2000PR]

Startting from 31:10...In the united states..158 famillies are responsible for funding 50% to the political campaigns....WoW..my jaw hit the floor when I heard that!

[@ronnianabalos4627]

right on time for my midnight snack

[@deanob77]

My Grandmother was 1 of 13, My Father was 1 of 7, I am 1 of 2 and I have no children as I do not think I could afford to provide adequately for him or her 😢

[@ZoroasterIII]

Same. My grandfather was 1 of 13. But pretty sure it wasn't easier for them than for us. That's a story we keep telling us. My grandfather's family had a pig farm in the early 1900s, then came a couple of world wars. They had nothing. Capisci

[@milshubra]

Where are you from, my numbers are 11, 6, 4, 1 - I am from the Balkans - Montenegro/Serbia

[@milshubra]

This seems like a trend across the world, maybe it has something to do with living in cities and how it's very difficult to find a woman that wants to live outside the city

[@bellakrinkle9381]

@@ZoroasterIII My grandfather came over from Norway at age 2. His parents settled in MN, as farmers about the same year.

[@Jaapst]

@@milshubrayeah I remember telling girlfriends I had I don’t like the city they always love it.

[@KaspaQueen]

Very interesting! Thanks for sharing. Would have been great if there were subtitles

[@Aarrenrhonda3]

Profiting is possible as every crash or recession offers market opportunities if you're prepared and knowledgeable. I've seen people amass up to 800k during crises and even thrive in a bad economy. I want to learn how to make such profits.

[@Derekhoffman312]

There are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy or market condition, but such executions are usually carried out by investment experts or advisors with experience

[@michaelwiebeck3]

Yes, financial advisors can make a significant difference, especially in the current market. Stocks are quite volatile now, but with the right calculations and a good advisor, you can achieve substantial profits. That's the best protection against a recession.

[@StephanieG.Augustus]

The dollar is literally being destroyed / debased / devalued. I just want my money to keep outgrowing the inflation rate. How do i invest about 250k i have parked in the bank and what strategies do i employ to make significant gains and stable cashflow?

[@KarenJ.Mancia]

Chose quality stocks and follow them up. If you're not one for such complexities, hire a wealth manager to grow your money. I use the latter

[@Andreavince-v]

You're right, I and a few Neighbors in Bel Air Area work with an advisor who prefers we DCA across other prospective sectors. Instead of a lump sum purchase, Following this, my portfolio grew 40% in the last quarter.

[@briankelley-n9c]

I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for financial advisors online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation??

[@Andreavince-v]

I've stuck with ‘’Stacy Lynn Staples” for about five years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look her up.

[@Saviourtina-c4i]

Wow, her track record looks really good from what I found online. I'll take a chance and see how it goes. Thanks for the info

[@siewwahleong93]

David Attenborough: “As I see it, humanity needs to reduce its impact on the Earth urgently and there are three ways to achieve this: we can stop consuming so many resources, we can change our technology and we can reduce the growth of our population.”

[@web2yt488]

Importing people from low energy/consumption per person regions, to developed economies, multiplies those individuals resource consumption

[@paideia-e9u]

Thank you for the making and sharing. However, much is about the surface-level issue, needing to deal more with the root of the problem.

[@johnny1897]

which is ...

[@shirleygriffin7672]

Excellent and thanks for sharing

[@RattledPan]

I dug around a bit trying to figure out when this documentary was made, but I believe it is quite old for this subject. I put it aside at 11:52 of the one hour + program. Dr. Chan is the interesting character in this film and it would be interesting to hear his views of how so much has changed since Covid-19 became a household word, world-wide. What is discussed has relevance, but I found myself trying to shift from the film to our reality now. To quote Al Jolson, "you ain't seen nothin' yet!" How much will and how quickly change and morph in ways we can't imagine any better than futurists from the 1960s imagining the 21st century. So, please: update your film to match the film title, this transition has left already.

[@GAYAsifax]

I live your channel guys ❤

[@icanbenat]

Thanks for your great job 😊

[@globalroamer1900]

Doco is from 2016

[@adisj5696]

thanks! i was looking for that

[@NorthStarPNW]

Right, @3:17 guests talks about India 'right now in 2016....' Did somebody steal another's doco to pump their channel?

[@jocosus3]

55:14 I wonder what this expert's opinion is now in 2024, post-pandemic. The Rona threw everything and everyone for a loop

[@deisycastellanos3819]

It would be a good idea to translate the parts of the video where people are speaking Italian or Germany

[@ray11ish]

Thanks! God Bless & Wish you a speedy recovery post the upcoming surgery.

[@beng4647]

Ship all the jobs away. Make the workers homeless. Import others.

[@lejitthewastelandprince8550]

Literally. Or we could all prompt Engineer until we create our personal ai replacement

[@beng4647]

@@lejitthewastelandprince8550 The problem is education. If only everyone could be the most educated.

[@mikementzer9292]

Immigration does not fix Europe's problems, it adds another one. A huge one.

[@kushcapone]

Wow I don't speak Italian or hindu this is awesome

[@PenelopePitstop0078]

So many factors involved in global economics. I’m very depressed about our future in the USA.

[@johnny1897]

Not just the US ...

[@PenelopePitstop0078]

@ true dat :(

[@mk1fourwinds62]

Farm. Decouple. Localize. Conserve. Barter. Abandon McDonalds, General Motors, Walmart, Amazon, Chase. Clip up your credit card. Take what little money you have out of the bank and invest it in yourself. Democratization of wealth starts locally. Remove it from the system.

[@gotfan7743]

Most of developed countries including some developing ones have their fertility rate drop below 2. The incomes are falling or stagnant. It is very difficult to move up the economic ladder. Even buying a house requires mortgaging your kidneys. Will history repeat like in early 1900's when people turned to Communism and revolution dislodging monarchies and governments? I don't know. I am not saying people will turn to Communism now. But what is the response to current economic model which only allows you to live paycheck to paycheck? Most societies are aging rapidly. Today's young people are born not to live but carry the burden of the old.

[@PSR91]

I see especially younger college aged people supporting communist policies. It's somewhat scary though I understand where it comes from. I am also not able to buy a house/apartmen at the moment even while working a fulltime pretty well paying job.

[@sethmiller5414]

Stop, please. opportunity is available to all. It might just not be where you live. larger government is never the answer. saying turning to communism is the response is the path to destruction. it is up to each individual to find their path -- turning to the govt for help will never be long term success

[@alphaomega1351]

Notice how that's never seriously addressed because finance capitalism requires as many poor people as possible. All it concerns itself with is primarily maintaining the status quo. 😳

[@leo-wr6do]

What is the response? Work hard, save, don't do drugs, invest. You know, the way some people did it.

[@amilaperera1]

Yes. 100% agreed. US alone has 3.5 trillions of debts. How a country with 330 millions population can repay this amount?

[@MCLV1155]

No one thought to consider women over 40 in Southern Europe no matter how qualified for work. Also the obsession with age segregation in Spain is sickening. Plenty people looking for work but companies wait for cheap immigration

[@Laurentiu866]

Immigration is induced and allowed by all country's that they allow them, even if is looking like they do everything that they can to stop it. Becose most of the country's are bankrupt, and this will have other social impact becose of the cultures religion traditions etc

[@DavidEdwards-ej9ju]

The Asian man speaking is well informed on issues.

[@glynnec2008]

The experts in this video are talking about 2019 as if it was in the future. When was this techno-fantasy documentary produced? Consider these failed predictions: - by 2022 solar + battery storage will reach a "tipping point" for households - also by 2022 EVs will see massive adoption (and they will be full self-driving) Who believes this stuff anymore? It's almost 2025 and I see Big Tech companies signing contracts with nuclear power plants to run their power-hungry data centers. For the last decade those companies were installing solar panels and bird blenders (oops! I mean wind turbines) so that they could pretend to be carbon neutral. But that was all a public relations stunt. Now they've tacitly acknowledged that wind and solar CANNOT generate sufficient/reliable energy to meet their near-term AI goals. Before you know it the green mask will slip completely off and they'll start commissioning coal plants to get more power.

[@benonicommodore4002]

Really Impressive Content and Energy Savings Presentation. SOLAR ENERGY is 💯% Natural. Unfortunately most of those linked to Fossel Fuel will need deep and thorough thinking to fully accept 💓 SOLAR PANELS & EVs as the Solutions to improve this Earth 🌎.

[@colemcclain7319]

Peters a great man

[@meltdown7259]

The video is on point with the inability to gain wealth in a decreasing incomes for people

[@asmrfan6543]

This is a great observation. If someone is not happy with their job, and don't produce direct personal results, but instead rely on others to produce for them, is this not an economic drain on the system akin to welfare systems? If that person were to get replaced by someone more motivated, more intelligent and more effective, then the economy itself would benefit from the move more than cutting welfare systems. This then explains the politics of the rich and poor, and things the governments should be doing to prevent this.

[@kaushikvsmaniyan]

27:45 - 28:31 - government intervention in people's choices is the root cause of inequality, not private enterprise, & income & wealth are different. There are many high earners who aren't wealthy & some average earners who through a savvy wealth building plan have become wealthy.

[@tonylawson9633]

I'm not sure what economy you're in, but the transition here in UK, is about taking more control and ushering in a robot like society!!! Freedom of thought and choice has become a distant memory.

[@Telencephelon]

This is from around 2008

[@A.mcnutty]

At about 10:40, 2015 is mentioned in the past tense and again, in the few min after, 2010-2015 are also mentioned in the past tense.

[@LynxStarAuto]

It's from 2016, and interesting to see how wrong they have been this far.

[@paulsackett2287]

Ty

[@Nat-ster]

Anybody here in 2024?

[@rollapapi]

This video is like over 10 years old just sayin it seems KZbin must have reset or something older videos showing up as recently added…ffr?!?

[@Primo_extracts]

Been wondering bout this. Shady rerun practices.

[@hoangdaiquang2962]

There are some interviews in different languages with no English subtitles

[@kaushikvsmaniyan]

29:50 - this keeps repeating & is really frustrating to hear because income from assets are exponential unlike income from work & also don't require our constant attention so are considerably higher. That's the nature of it. Learn & apply the leason rather than whingeing & grabbing for the rewards of others' enterprise. Dogma of envy is ugly.

[@Truthseeker371]

More business potentials for the aged market. What do the old people need most? Companion and conversation.

[@sandymilne224]

The problem of transferring wealth from the wealthy to the government sector by taxation does NOT balance the playing field. The reason is because that wealth sequestered by government does NOT find its way to the poor, but stays in the bureaucratic state. For proof of that, one only needs to compare the growth of government and bureaucracy with the poor living in the streets. So an increase in rebalancing, begets an increase in poverty.

[@Theaksten]

17:58 paying someone to wipe down car frame manually and slowly is not a job that exists in any factory. That choreographed setup is corporate bs.

[@saintgersh]

How long ago was this documentary made? It seems older than a decade ago!

[@aeiou0123]

It is 11yrs old actually

[@newvideoplaylist]

If corruption would go away in politics and the 1% could not hoard all the money and cut all the jobs, it would help everyone feel more secure and willing to have kids.

[@spaghettiking7312]

I remember Obama would talk about this a lot, how we just have to sit back and be patient and some jobs won't come back, but global trade will work out. No. We need change now. Enough of austerity.

[@rachaeldover5170]

And how much of the resources for batteries and solar panels and electric cars etc are there for the world?

[@Jeaniefemia-s8w]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@siewwahleong93]

Can you imagine the population of China today if it had not adopted the one-child policy in the years after 1949? The US and its allies would go berserk even earlier.

[@cashmoney2898]

this is why America,just open her Border.

[@markuskoarmani1364]

In normal circumstances, kids took care of their parents, but when the government took the job of what kids were sepoused to do, they came to the population imbalance.

[@rollinglama]

After reading the comments from all the PhDs in economy I am highly enlightened 😂

[@Jiilaker]

I just thought of changing masses salary to go up and elite salary go down but in the end it will bring more chaos because it is all about mindset. Now, people that used to gamble, wastrel, prostitute, drugs, alcohol , etc were given more money than they usually have will make themselves worse than before. So it is better for the masses to conquer the wealth and equality of live Naturally than given by someone else

[@DavidEdwards-ej9ju]

This is interesting, can I move learn foreign language? And help.

[@joeykitty2892]

Where are the subtitles, so we can understand the various languages!?

[@ibou293]

No subtitles?

[@lejitthewastelandprince8550]

On The biggest political stage is the wealth game

[@mariatada3228]

For Japanese they can employed others,many Filipino in this country because they can pay hourly same as thier peoples.if that is the issues for some others surely difficult because of the lower rate if thier money. I live this country as long as they can guarded thier borders and who enter is have legal process we who love here is safety.

[@mariatada3228]

Illigals is dangerous for peaceful people's who lived inside the country violence,crimes is unpredictable.

[@fintamaria2429]

👏👏👏👏

[@4septembeRains]

It seems this documentary is already 8+ years old as per the interviewee in 3:00 .

[@thealohamu808]

Reducing to seeing people as just consumers or producers is a very Malthus practice. Let's remember Malthus was found to not be true and definitely not accurate. Also considering producers are all not workers but assumed to be workers. A nation must invest in reducing wealth inequality as it reduces theft and criminal behavior. If a nation wants to be a nation with low crime, they must end poverty and reduce inequality.

[@frankprit3320]

We don't have a shortage of younger workers; We HAVE a shortage of younger workers that WILL!!! work. i don't know about the rest of the world, but here in America it doesn't matter how much money you offer young people (under 30years old), they won't WORK. I know young people that have been offered $50 / hr or more and WON'T take the job.

[@raymondkidwell7135]

In the 1950s the USA was a little over 2% of world population but the wealthiest. Now it’s over 3% and its dominance threatened. I don’t think importing more welfare recipients and 8th grade drop outs is going to increase our position on the global stage nor will it improve the quality of life for average citizens like me. In fact it just contributes to water shortages, housing shortages, traffic jams, pollution etc.

[@ClaudiaAtelier]

We are going to have to think about other solutions because with the conditions of the planet, we can't have economic growth.

[@Chickensk-y4s]

Really rich need to share some of their money. It will benefit them in long run.

[@mylimomelbourne4757]

Grossly outdated

[@Rakibrown111]

EXACTLY!!!

[@kellio8087]

Timeline 35:07, smart lady!

[@andrewjudware227]

The moment food becomes scarce, rich ppls live will be in danger

[@xrusous]

Don't think humans survive forever. Remember nothing lasts forever.

[@georgem295]

If wealth inequality is so unequal, then why would the rich become rich within the same generation if they were to give all of their wealth the bottom 20%?

[@twhelostl61]

The woold leaders have many challenges to confront. Safe borders, clean water, sustainable food sources, societies that can live in peace. Most definitely refrain from blowing each other up. Prosperity has to be for the many, not just the few. The next pandemic, when it comes will be worse. Populations immunity will be weakened.

[@Chris-kz3jf]

Have to take good care of the heard, or we can’t keep making the 1% richer. What’s with no taxes on churches, synagogs, etc. lots of money there.

[@doc2590]

easy solution, robots and ai replace jobs. Humans are left to occupy themselves with activities that they would like to do.

[@doc2590]

@@dognextdoor sure, but if we would like to be a muliplanetary species we will need more people :)

[@doc2590]

@@dognextdoor Sorry, I don't understand your reply.

[@Jeaniefemia-s8w]

You know❤

[@rachaeldover5170]

And no one talks nor cares about the true elephant in the room. And those that make them purposefully long planned extinct.

[@ChickpeatheTortie]

I thought that huge numbers of us are due to be made redundant due to AI - wish these 'experts' would make their minds up

[@tomaszser470]

can "AI" put brics on the wall? Can work as a barber or prepare a food in the kitchen? Ca build a shed or garage, put plumbing and electricity into it? No? What a poore "AI"!

[@mknights33]

Hopefully AI helps us support the elderly while being more efficient to reduce the resources we consume..... we have our work cut out

[@psyismylife]

A.I paired with A.R and robotics is going to remove boring mundane jobs. Service based jobs, where gratitude for human effort and interaction will remain along with most trades on a smaller scale will remain.

[@PahatRout]

Isn't it time, all concerned governments undertake a program to ensure that the families among the lower income groups continue to expand say 3 to 4 children per family are maintained with government's assistance, especially true within the developing nations with a more centralized government.

[@peterwhimster]

This video predates the end of the one child policy.

[@ShannonJosephGlomb]

There will be billions of robots once they manufacture themselves and there own mining and energy production there gonna be sooooo many ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@AngelaVlahos]

my father is Egyptian. he taught me the ways of the christian church.

[@incubatork]

Part of the video is in another language(German, Italian, etc.) with no translation to English and no subtitles either other than the English narrator to which we don't really need.( if your English)

[@PAULHALLINAN-e6z]

Ernst beckers denial of death slipped the cjains off tje past and present

[@HarpreetSingh-cb7hr]

❤

[@sachin2842]

trust me in India too much demographics but none are happy too much competition west is blessed with less people.

[@stevenzheng5459]

East Asia will likely embrace automation and artificial intelligence. We already see the increasing use of robotics in manufacturing and the service sector there.

[@charliebrown3307]

Why is this not translated into english

[@MaroodigaElectrical]

the term 'mangwanani' is a shona term from zimbabwe. i guess that person who is setting up that beauty spar migrated from zimbabwe

[@koolkidangel18]

English subtitles at the vary least if you arent going to do a translation voice over.

[@ronnianabalos4627]

the subtitle for the german autowoker is none

[@freemindthinkerezrapound5071]

Tony had me rolling over laughing saying 2030 no more fossils just solar power by 3020 they still won't be able to beat oil its the laws of physics ten seconds to fill gas tank ten hours to charge battery

[@Earthreaper]

Old documentary?

[@marvinhinsey4484]

This is why Ai will take over and they’ll implement (UBi) universal base income

[@netizencapet]

We could easily fund pensions & other services w taxes other than payroll taxes like capital gains tax, VAT, overall wealth taxes on the rich, tariffs.

[@Clairemont7893]

I wish they could explain. in what way is South Africa. more unequal than before apartheid. And how do they measure it that south Africa is the most unequal society in Africa.

[@akavelar9673]

There is no way to save a future to capitalism. Modern society must accept to live diferently going back to land and farming. Thinking locally, not globally.