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Paul Markham 08-26-2016 11:00 AM

51 robots replacing humans.
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Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 21125749)
You want children to grow up in a workhouse, in bunks, with hopelessness, noise and disease all around them, managed by bureaucrats and petty tyrants? You want a toddler in that environment? Far better to work with women to help them understand family planning.

If the progress towards the ultra elite owning everything doesn't turn around, there will be revolution or we will be back to workhouses of the Victorian times.

Paul Markham 08-26-2016 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by 12clicks (Post 21125977)
my children have nothing in common with yours. Plenty of of opportunity for smart people. look at us for example, I'm happily a part of the 1% as my children will be. You're an old fool who squandered his opportunity and now lives on a tiny state supplied pension.

There's always opportunity, the bottom just doesn't know what to do with it.

Your smartness is based on a big middle class having money to spend. What happens when they can't even afford you to fix their roof or buy into your cross sale scams?

You and I became part of the 1%, your jibes are stupid and hide your lack of knowledge to debate the subject. We did it by selling a product that's now given away. Unless you own one of the top 10 Tubes, you're out of porn as a living. As for roofing who will be able to afford you?

Then price will be KING. You will have to go back to earning what a roofer earned in the 1900s.

What skills do you have that are so essential or huge business do you own that can be passed onto your children? Doctor, Lawyer, Scientist, or a hospital porter?

Paul Markham 08-26-2016 11:24 AM

[QUOTE=Barry-xlovecam;21125857]
Why should I pay an extra $5K ($20K?) a year in taxes to support you and your children in relative comfort? I don't want the government to guarantee your income by capping mine with taxation -- that us utterly ludicrous./QUOTE]

Because it may be you that will be on welfare one day. Plus the more people who can buy porn, the more chances you have of a job.

The delusional think the opportunities we have today will be here in 50 years.

As someone who enjoyed the opportunities 50 years ago. I can say you're banking on a return to the past. Children have far fewer opportunities today, advance 50 years and there will be far less.

Your children want to be a lawyer. Can you afford $100,000 a year to send them to University? That's after paying for private school to get them up to a level where they could go onto University.

The ultra rich can and will. Look back 100 years and see who could afford to get well educated to see the future. The ultra rich won't need you to buy ad space. Mindgeek will own the camsites or do tight deals among the few camsites left. Two people are needed for that.

Go back 15 years and see how many people were working in porn. Now look at today. You could do live cam. :1orglaugh

They will never be replaced by a robot.




woj 08-26-2016 11:38 AM

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Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 21126187)
fact of the matter is that most homo sapiens are low skilled workers...capable of nothing else but being low skilled workers...take away their low skilled jobs and you also take away a substantial part of the skilled workers market...

that's nonsense, everyone is capable of doing skilled work... "skilled work" doesn't mean you need to be a genius or even have above average intelligence...

it just means you put in some effort to acquire some useful skill... which is not unlike learning to ride a bike, a complete moron would take longer to learn, but eventually everyone is able to do it...

woj 08-26-2016 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21126283)
The delusional think the opportunities we have today will be here in 50 years.

As someone who enjoyed the opportunities 50 years ago. I can say you're banking on a return to the past. Children have far fewer opportunities today, advance 50 years and there will be far less.

you are the one that is delusional... with the invention of the internet opportunities available to everyone grew 10 or 20x fold from 50 years ago... now is the easiest time ever to start a business, easiest time ever to get funding, easiest time ever to learn any skill, etc...

Barry-xlovecam 08-26-2016 01:07 PM

Paul I don't plan on some minimalist income plan to guarantee my security.

The future belongs to the well educated, the risk takers or the moneyed like it always has really :2 cents:

pimpmaster9000 08-26-2016 01:31 PM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 21126304)
that's nonsense, everyone is capable of doing skilled work... "skilled work" doesn't mean you need to be a genius or even have above average intelligence...

it just means you put in some effort to acquire some useful skill... which is not unlike learning to ride a bike, a complete moron would take longer to learn, but eventually everyone is able to do it...


technology has started to evolve and adapt faster than humans...you already have a deficit of skilled workers in the USA so you import them...

you are heavily betting on 3 million drivers in the USA who will lose their jobs to auto-pilot vehicles, adapting to being IT guys or craftsmen or whatever...but reality is: most people are capable of only low skilled jobs...packing cans in factories...driving a forklift...mowing lawns...driving a cab...working as a cashier...

oh but its a great time for the 5% who get computers and can come up with a business idea and actually get funding for their startups etc...only they wont have much of a market left to sell to...

Sarn 08-26-2016 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 21125770)
Friend Sarn, the fact that the party was created in 1921 does not mean that China has had 95 years of stable communist rule! You're forgetting the purges and struggles, and recreation of the government. The body even ceased to function for years.

but even in this short time communism give great result :1orglaugh
http://img1.svstatic.com/wallpapers/...f32_large.jpeg

Paul Markham 08-26-2016 10:32 PM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 21126310)
you are the one that is delusional... with the invention of the internet opportunities available to everyone grew 10 or 20x fold from 50 years ago... now is the easiest time ever to start a business, easiest time ever to get funding, easiest time ever to learn any skill, etc...

Such as what?

Tell us what you can do to open a business and make a lot of money. When your target audience is too poor to buy anything.

Paul Markham 08-26-2016 10:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21126457)
Paul I don't plan on some minimalist income plan to guarantee my security.

The future belongs to the well educated, the risk takers or the moneyed like it always has really :2 cents:

This isn't about you and me. It's about our children and grandchildren.

Agreed about the well educated. Are you willing to pay more in tax to make sure more are well educated or going to pay for private education?

Because at the moment, public education in the US is short of funds.

The real decision will be made by the people who vote. If Trump has done one thing its expose a growing problem. Next time it could be someone with less mouth and more brains who stands up for those who are having their future's taken away from then.

plaster 08-26-2016 10:41 PM

100% of swedes now hate their country. Reason is because of the massive scum bags that entered their country.

Paul Markham 08-26-2016 10:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Sarn (Post 21126589)
but even in this short time communism give great result :1orglaugh
http://img1.svstatic.com/wallpapers/...f32_large.jpeg

China is not a Communist State, it's rampant Capitalism where a few rule the majority with a gun.

Communism is based on sharing wealth, not a few accumulating it. The problem was human nature of greed. While relying on human workers. Take out the need for human workers and it the chance to vote for an alternative. Then all that's needed is the support of the Army and Police.

Paul Markham 08-26-2016 11:38 PM

China is a great example of how a tiny few can run a country on the backs of the people. What it needs to prosper is the West buying its goods. At the moment Western jobs are going to China by the day. Not just jobs for the low skilled, China is advancing and taking high skilled and high tech jobs. How many of the robots we see in their infancy are made in the West and how many in the East?

Ford opened a car plant in Mexico, so they can sell those cars in the US. Just one example of the 0.01% exporting jobs to increase their profits.

Now factor robotic machines into the equation. They won't need to export jobs, they just sack workers. Can anyone here target areas like Detroit and see the sales that come from there? Detroit was once known as Motor City. Look at what happened when the car plants closed.

Imagine Silicon Valley going to Bejing. Already most of the computers we use are made in the East. What's to stop the jobs of design and program them going East?

Who outsources to a Third World country already? Besides Barry. Who states, American models are too expensive and he's a supporter of the Third World Cam Studio System. Will his boss decide someone in the Philippines can do his job for half the price or a Philippino starting cam site using the studios Xlovecam use? And selling to the West?

The Internet is a great place to start a business, whether you live in New York or Manilla.

This is already happening, the millions voting for Trump either know he's unfit to run a country and don't care, because they have nothing to lose. Or so badly educated they don't see his flaws.

Your "opportunities" are all based on having the products to sell, ability to show those products and people to buy your products. Amazon, Pornhub, Chaturbate and similar are closing offline shops and pornsites down all the time. So you have to compete with the big boys to make those opportunities.

In a Democracy it's not down to the individual. Trump is standing for election on a platform of turning around the decline of living standards for millions. Sanders stood on a platform of changing the broken system, UKIP stood on the platform of taking away power from an elite and won. This will take time to change, or it will slowly get worse for the middle classes, which is where out wages come from. The Middle Class or the West, so thinking an online world market will be there. Check your sales from the Third World. That market is under threat.

Sarn 08-27-2016 04:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21127129)
China is not a Communist State, it's rampant Capitalism where a few rule the majority with a gun.

Capitalism Capitalism of course :1orglaugh
if the country is run by the Communists it be capitalism, i know that :1orglaugh
http://commieblaster.com/images/nwo/Communist_Apple.jpg
http://channeleye.co.uk/wp-content/u...-communist.jpg

ilnjscb 08-27-2016 05:09 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarn (Post 21126589)
but even in this short time communism give great result :1orglaugh
http://img1.svstatic.com/wallpapers/...f32_large.jpeg

Yes, for a short time. Sarn, would you rather have a short happy time and then a decade of purges and killings, or a long happy time? I don't need to post a pic of NYC, everyone already knows what it looks like. PS, the people in the pictures you post?

Here are the rest:

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Paul Markham 08-27-2016 05:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarn (Post 21127516)
Capitalism Capitalism of course :1orglaugh
if the country is run by the Communists it be capitalism, i know that :1orglaugh
http://commieblaster.com/images/nwo/Communist_Apple.jpg
http://channeleye.co.uk/wp-content/u...-communist.jpg

They're communist by name only. I can call myself a horse, doesn't mean I am one.

Barry-xlovecam 08-27-2016 06:32 AM

I don't have any children so my opinion is not influenced by emotion.

I entered the job market in 1973 and endured recession after recession as well as the first effects of automation. Things were not easy. Things are the same today really it is just that the Millennials are facing the same crisis albeit more inequitable.

A lot of the wealth in China is from limited capitalism in the communist state. The products made in China with cheap labor (where possible) will be made by robotics (robot workers) in the nations that are technically able to do it. The workers in the Chinese factories will return to the fields as substance farmers unless they can develop a locally supported market that is not reliant on massive exports.

Workers in the USA will not be that greatly affected. Those with good skills have good jobs. The McJobs and Wally World Workers will still be needed but less and less as automation and robotic jobs displace some.

The Romans had the Colosseum and handed out bread to the hungry -- that is minimal support for people that give minimal work -- for whatever reasons.

As for the education system:
The school district here (K-12) spent $50 million on one new elementary school and remodeling the high school (originally built in the 1970s) -- I am paying $150 a year for 20 years assessed on my property taxes to pay off that school district bond debt. A large part of the remodel expense was in building computer labs and other technically oriented learning centers towards training of the basic skills for the kind of work that will be available.

If there was a county wide assessment of $200 a year on my property for vocational community college school facilities, fixtures and equipment that was making a serious effort to deal with this coming issue I would probably vote for it.

I have no children in school. I can deal with it. The only benefit is that the small suburban school district adds some value to my property. Commercial property pays a millage rate that is twice mine as residential property -- they pay for the schools too without direct benefit, their only benefit being schooled workers of the future (perhaps -- it the kids stay in the area). An educated labor pool.

A basic annual income tax would be maybe cost 15% in an across the boards tax increase. No, I don't want to donate 15% of my taxable income to people that cannot or wont work if they are physically able but mentally deficient for retraining -- you are out of your fucking mind?

Maybe 50 million workers are going to be displaced -- 50% of them can find new work and 20% can learn new skills. The other 30% are going to have a shitty existence. But that is not my fault ...

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/73...55e8252025.jpg

^ that said I got work to finish by the end of the month.

Sarn 08-27-2016 07:22 AM

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Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 21127603)
Yes, for a short time. Sarn, would you rather have a short happy time and then a decade of purges and killings, or a long happy time? I don't need to post a pic of NYC, everyone already knows what it looks like.

PS, the people in the pictures you post?
Here are the rest:

I prefer the freedom of choice.

bronco67 08-27-2016 07:29 AM

Wehateporn just might be the most misinformed person who has ever existed.

Relic 08-27-2016 07:30 AM

http://i.imgur.com/LxoBGrV.jpg

Sarn 08-27-2016 07:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Paul Markham (Post 21127627)
They're communist by name only. I can call myself a horse, doesn't mean I am one.

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21127711)
A lot of the wealth in China is from limited capitalism in the communist state. The products made in China with cheap labor (where possible) will be made by robotics (robot workers) in the nations that are technically able to do it. The workers in the Chinese factories will return to the fields as substance farmers unless they can develop a locally supported market that is not reliant on massive exports.

China have this economic system.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Economic_Policy

Sarn 08-27-2016 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Relic (Post 21127804)

:1orglaugh

Relic 08-27-2016 07:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarn (Post 21127843)
:1orglaugh

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CWdCaHmWUAE4UtT.jpg:large

Sarn 08-27-2016 08:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Relic (Post 21127849)

why she here? :1orglaugh

Barry-xlovecam 08-27-2016 10:30 AM

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...e_by_net_worth

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The following is a Forbes list of Chinese billionaires (converted into USD) is based on an annual assessment of wealth and assets compiled and published by Forbes magazine on March 2, 2015.[1] In 2015 China has over 200 billionaires which puts the country second in the world, after the United States.[2]
Who the fuck are you kidding?**[Added: not adjusted for population -- but still -- fortunes are being made in the Chinese Communist State. Workers do not own the means of production at all -- other than the stock market equities. How's that for Capitalist?]

Sarn 08-27-2016 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21128074)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...e_by_net_worth
Who the fuck are you kidding?**[Added: not adjusted for population -- but still -- fortunes are being made in the Chinese Communist State. Workers do not own the means of production at all -- other than the stock market equities. How's that for Capitalist?]

:1orglaugh

Barry-xlovecam 08-27-2016 04:27 PM

fuck youtube ...

Sarn 08-27-2016 05:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21128677)
fuck youtube ...

:1orglaugh

"If you do not have a needed skill in the workforce you are just not needed."

"I may have to pay for their very minimal existence -- as minimal as needed to keep them in barracks to be used as cheap labor for their subsistence if they want to consider themselves worthy to participate in society. $400/mo, a bunk in a barracks, work to better themselves of this will be their lot in life."
https://gfy.com/21125623-post41.html

https://images.encyclopediadramatica...unism_time.jpg

Barry-xlovecam 08-27-2016 05:56 PM

You don't understand sarcasm and cynicism in the English language I see -- that is exactly right. However, I was thinking of Stalinist collective farms and gulags more specifically -- how did that work out? :upsidedow

Some economic theories are unworkable in a free society. They may be able to do this in a small nation like Switzerland -- basic income guarantees. Switzerland is not the USA, France or China. Denmark is a very small country existing in a broad based EU economy.

A small state in the USA could tax and redistribute a basic income guarantee stipend perhaps but that would not work in more diverse and populated states. However, that would be challenged in the federal courts -- guaranteed.

On a federal level in the USA the idea of a basic income stipend by taxation and wealth redistribution is ludicrous. People do not have a constitutional ''explicit'' right to an income in the USA. In fact, this would take a constitutional amendment here Constitutional Amendment Process not going to happen here ...

Paul Markham 08-28-2016 01:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21127711)
I don't have any children so my opinion is not influenced by emotion.

I entered the job market in 1973 and endured recession after recession as well as the first effects of automation. Things were not easy. Things are the same today really it is just that the Millennials are facing the same crisis albeit more inequitable.

Things won't be the same tomorrow.

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A lot of the wealth in China is from limited capitalism in the communist state. The products made in China with cheap labor (where possible) will be made by robotics (robot workers) in the nations that are technically able to do it. The workers in the Chinese factories will return to the fields as substance farmers unless they can develop a locally supported market that is not reliant on massive exports.
Will those robots be in the US and the profits shared. Or the Far East and profits in the hands of a few?

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Workers in the USA will not be that greatly affected. Those with good skills have good jobs. The McJobs and Wally World Workers will still be needed but less and less as automation and robotic jobs displace some.
What skills are you referring to? Think of a World like the late 19th Century. High Skilled Blacksmiths worked for very little. Same as most of the people who built the magnificent houses of the era. Again what skills do you think you can acquire that can't be done cheaper in China, that's assuming China isn't #1 and employing only Chinese.

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The Romans had the Colosseum and handed out bread to the hungry -- that is minimal support for people that give minimal work -- for whatever reasons.
And we have TV, the Internet and cheap imports. For now.

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As for the education system:
The school district here (K-12) spent $50 million on one new elementary school and remodeling the high school (originally built in the 1970s) -- I am paying $150 a year for 20 years assessed on my property taxes to pay off that school district bond debt. A large part of the remodel expense was in building computer labs and other technically oriented learning centers towards training of the basic skills for the kind of work that will be available.

If there was a county wide assessment of $200 a year on my property for vocational community college school facilities, fixtures and equipment that was making a serious effort to deal with this coming issue I would probably vote for it.
You're assuming they will have decent jobs to go to after school.

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A basic annual income tax would be maybe cost 15% in an across the boards tax increase. No, I don't want to donate 15% of my taxable income to people that cannot or wont work if they are physically able but mentally deficient for retraining -- you are out of your fucking mind?
What happens if Xlovecam goes to the wall or is bought out by Mindgeek? you might be one3 of te people woring in Wallyworld.

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Maybe 50 million workers are going to be displaced -- 50% of them can find new work and 20% can learn new skills. The other 30% are going to have a shitty existence. But that is not my fault ...
Maybe only 10% of them can find a new job paying the same amount. The rest have to tighten their belts or have a shitty life. These are your customers. so your income drops.

http://media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/73...55e8252025.jpg

When Budda was alive, the world wasn't changing. Today you have to think of tomorrow.

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^ that said I got work to finish by the end of the month.
Imagine losing 5% of you market every year due to the people not being able to afford to buy. Add 20% going to the new Cam sites.

You obvioulsy can't think of adapting. So what comes next? :Oh crap

Paul Markham 08-28-2016 01:27 AM

The problem for many here is they imagine the future will be like the past. For millions of Westerners, it's already changed, for millions more they see more changes coming.

List of US Companies in India

US companies in China

American companies outside the US

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When was the last time the United States had a trade surplus?

In 1975, US trade surplus was about $12 billion, but that would be the last time in the 20th century that the United States had a trade surplus. In 2008, the US export amounted to $1.84 T, but imports were about $2.52 T. Thus, we had a trade deficit of about $700 B (X - M = T ).
https://caf-instforamericasf.netdna-...rade_Chart.jpg

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Anyone who believes this will turn around or there will be opportunities for the masses. Is so delusional it's a wonder they have a job now.

Our market is the bottom 90%. The top 95%, can hire the real thing. And before you make cases for why they won't. A lot will and as the bottom 90% get poorer, escorts prices will drop. A live women in the same room as the client will beat a Third World Cam girl every time. A visit to a brothel after work is an easy option for the rich.

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Sarn 08-28-2016 03:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21128806)
You don't understand sarcasm and cynicism in the English language I see -- that is exactly right. However, I was thinking of Stalinist collective farms and gulags more specifically -- how did that work out? :upsidedow

Some economic theories are unworkable in a free society. They may be able to do this in a small nation like Switzerland -- basic income guarantees. Switzerland is not the USA, France or China. Denmark is a very small country existing in a broad based EU economy.

EU use planned economy (not full of course) + production quotas etc + big part socialism.

ilnjscb 08-28-2016 05:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarn (Post 21129373)
EU use planned economy (not full of course) + production quotas etc + big part socialism.

On this board we have some socialists and some free market advocates. None of them live in those societies they advocate. Does anyone stand up now and say, my government is perfect?

To run any government where "enforcement" and taxation is needed invites corruption. Since slavery was invented, during the advent of agriculture, there has been cruelty, torture, and exploitation, all in the service of government.

True free market cannot be free, because it will immediately turn into feudalism. Freeness must be "enforced" :1orglaugh as well as communism, theocracy, monarchy, oligarchy, timarchy, or republic.

Barry-xlovecam 08-28-2016 06:48 AM

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1. Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand: Basically this includes most manual labor outside the construction sector. This sector might include a worker in an Amazon fulfillment center or a someone who feeds materials into factory machines.

Since these jobs are some of the most common in America (there are more than 2 million people employed in such positions in the U.S.) it?s no surprise that they top the list. Unfortunately, these gigs don?t pay well, as the median laborer in this category made just $11.49 per hour in 2012.

2. Accountants and Auditors: Every business needs someone to mind the books, and with more than 1 million of these folks employed in the U.S., accountants make up one of the largest single blocks of above-average paying jobs in the country. The median pay for an accountant? $30.55 per hour.

3. Software Developers, Systems Software: Here is where we see the much-ballyhooed boom in tech jobs show up in the actual numbers. Though in 2012 there were only about 300,000 of these jobs, it?s a fast-growing category and one that pays exceptionally well. According to the Labor Department the median software developer made $47.59 per hour, or just under $100,000 per year.

4. Occupational Therapists: Another job category that is relatively small (there are just over 100,000 occupation therapists employed in the U.S.) but that is fast-growing. As the American population ages, there will be a need for workers to help us all recover from injuries and other ailments. These workers receive an above-average wage of $36.25 per hour.

5. General and Operations Managers: If you are known for your leadership or organizational skills, here?s the job category for you. Nearly every company needs managers to help keep projects on task and employees working to their full potential, and with nearly 2 million positions fitting into this category, plenty of Americans go to work each day doing just that. Management jobs can pay quite well too, as the median operations manager makes $45.88 per hour.

Other notable professions further down the list include Pharmacy Technicians and Registered Nurses, showing the growing importance of healthcare service work in our economy.
Job Search: These Positions are In-Demand

The will still be jobs but no one needs to see an old man sticking his finger in a robot's fun hole so I guess Paul and his kind are shit out of luck.

Fuck your 'cry me a river' charts. There is going to be less and less work for the unskilled -- that has been the trend for 30 years. WTF? You just get a clue?

Where does this money come from?
Paul doesn't have a job so he pays minimal taxes. Do you pay taxes on your pension income Paul or is that money tax-exempt (or some of it)?
320,000,000 USA people *$12,000 basic income guarantee
cost = $3,840,000,000,000
That is $3.8 Trillion dollars a year :1orglaugh

The total GNP of the USA is $18 Trillion (2015 * world bank)

BTW Paul all pension money would be taxed too. The federal poverty rate for a household of 3 in the USA is $27,724 -- IDK, maybe you would be exempt? Maybe you think you will get some free money at the expense of the people that do have jobs.

There is your fucking chart ... By the fucking numbers ... They do not ad up in the USA and probably no place else in the known world. Let's see how long the Swiss will do this.

A couple of years ago I few back to the USA and the passenger next to me was a Danish girl moving to the USA to attend Grad School. Lucky me for a change :1orglaugh She told me how expensive everyday life was in Denmark and how bad the tax burden was.

There are some countries with universal family allowance stipends but they are small money.

The USA has GA (welfare) and SSI (public disability) but this is not much money and only a small percentage of the population get these government stipends.

These are the economics of children's minds :2 cents:

woj 08-28-2016 07:06 AM

^^ your math is a bit off, basic guaranteed income is actually feasible...

per capita GDP in the US is in the $50K/year ballpark... so $10k/year in guaranteed income would be 20% of GDP not 200%...

pimpmaster9000 08-28-2016 07:07 AM

1st world be like "we gonna kill every human job possible to make more $$$ for our shareholders but it aint gonna shrink or market any, robots and AI will buy our shit" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

Sarn 08-28-2016 07:29 AM

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Originally Posted by ilnjscb (Post 21129442)
On this board we have some socialists and some free market advocates. None of them live in those societies they advocate. Does anyone stand up now and say, my government is perfect?

To run any government where "enforcement" and taxation is needed invites corruption. Since slavery was invented, during the advent of agriculture, there has been cruelty, torture, and exploitation, all in the service of government.

True free market cannot be free, because it will immediately turn into feudalism. Freeness must be "enforced" :1orglaugh as well as communism, theocracy, monarchy, oligarchy, timarchy, or republic.

I am not are socialist, only for trolling :1orglaugh
In EU they even haven't democracy. Officials in Brussels are not elected and they control all the countries and economies EU :1orglaugh

Sarn 08-28-2016 07:42 AM

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Originally Posted by crucifissio (Post 21129532)
1st world be like "we gonna kill every human job possible to make more $$$ for our shareholders but it aint gonna shrink or market any, robots and AI will buy our shit" :1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

this is the true nature of humanity)) self-destruct :1orglaugh

Barry-xlovecam 08-28-2016 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by woj (Post 21129529)
^^ your math is a bit off, basic guaranteed income is actually feasible...

per capita GDP in the US is in the $50K/year ballpark... so $10k/year in guaranteed income would be 20% of GDP not 200%...

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21129505)
320,000,000 USA people *$12,000 basic income guarantee
cost = $3,840,000,000,000
That is $3.8 Trillion dollars a year :1orglaugh

The total GNP of the USA is $18 Trillion (2015 * world bank)



"The total GNP of the USA is $18 Trillion (2015 * world bank)" do you have a reading problem woj?

I changed it ... was off a decimal place ...
Still, I don't need the extra $10K and I don't want to pay for 5 people that want it. Rather simple -- no handouts.

It is feasible? So, prove it :1orglaugh

The whole population gets the fucking basic income from fucking were?
New taxes or you print money and devalue the currency.

Or, we go to war and keep the assets of the countries whose people we liquidate (stupid idea).

woj 08-28-2016 08:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21129625)
"The total GNP of the USA is $18 Trillion (2015 * world bank)" do you have a reading problem woj?

I changed it ... was off a decimal place ...
Still, I don't need the extra $10K and I don't want to pay for 5 people that want it. Rather simple -- no handouts.

It is feasible? So, prove it :1orglaugh

The whole population gets the fucking basic income from fucking were?
New taxes or you print money and devalue the currency.

Or, we go to war and keep the assets of the countries whose people we liquidate (stupid idea).

there is nothing to prove... "per capita GDP in the US is in the $50K/year ballpark... so $10k/year in guaranteed income would be 20% of GDP"

so taxing 20% of the US output would pay for this guaranteed income... which clearly is at least in theory possible... combine that with the fact that substantial % of our taxes already go to social programs, if we were to get rid of them all and replace them with guaranteed income, only modest increase in taxes would be needed to make it happen...

I agree with you though that guaranteed income is a bad idea for many reasons, but math not adding up is not one of them...

Barry-xlovecam 08-28-2016 09:09 AM

A basic income guarantee would cost $3.8 Trillion
Healthcare cost in the USA is about $3 Trillion
_________
$6.8 Trillion

Say you could save 1/3 (ha ha right) with a single payer universal healthcare. That is still $5.8 Trillion from a $18 Trillion GNI (GROSS NATIONAL INCOME).

I ain't getting paid for this so fuck it.
Point is: where the fuck is the money coming from?

woj can do the division he's so fucking good at math :OP

Ballpark, this looks like if you make over $50K AGI per year your new tax rate is 60%
:321GFY

If you make an AGI of $200K your new rate is 90% ?

Trickle up you lose and trickle down you lose also. Yet some people do well without being trust fund babies? How the fuck can that be :1orglaugh

Barry-xlovecam 08-28-2016 09:23 AM

GDP
GNP
GNI

They are not the same.

Sure a 20% VAT will pay for it.
Who will pay the new tax?

https://s3.postimg.org/3oj4ugjir/world_Growth2.png

https://s10.postimg.org/qdyv7y6k9/world_Growth.png

source: GNI (current US$) | Data

Follow the trends and the numbers.

I do and I do OK ...

woj 08-28-2016 09:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21129679)
A basic income guarantee would cost $3.8 Trillion
Healthcare cost in the USA is about $3 Trillion
_________
$6.8 Trillion

Say you could save 1/3 (ha ha right) with a single payer universal healthcare. That is still $5.8 Trillion from a $18 Trillion GNI (GROSS NATIONAL INCOME).

I ain't getting paid for this so fuck it.
Point is: where the fuck is the money coming from?

woj can do the division he's so fucking good at math :OP

Ballpark, this looks like if you make over $50K AGI per year your new tax rate is 60%
:321GFY

If you make an AGI of $200K your new rate is 90% ?

Trickle up you lose and trickle down you lose also. Yet some people do well without being trust fund babies? How the fuck can that be :1orglaugh

you are missing one critical detail in all these calculations... that guaranteed income would REPLACE existing social programs... for example, social security which we now pay 12% for, wouldn't be needed anymore... so that 12% right there could be shifted to the new guaranteed income scheme... same for unemployment insurance, food stamps, and dozens of other social programs could all be decommissioned... so the real cost is 3.8T minus whatever obsolete programs we can get rid off...

so like I said before, guaranteed income wouldn't be desirable, not something I would support, but it's actually feasible...

Barry-xlovecam 08-28-2016 11:00 AM

Minimum Social Security and ssi is $733 (ssi) + ?
Average Social Security is $1,180
Maximum Social Security is $2,366

Median Social Security payment is a bit higher
$14,535/annually (close to the federal poverty rate).

Income from Social Security | Pension Rights Center

So, there is a large net deficit.
  1. Either you increase the basic minimum payment to the retired, or you;
  2. chump the pensioners out of their payroll tax for Social Security of over 40years and reduce Social Security benefits;
  3. or income qualify the recipients.
Maybe, only 5% of retirees would have their benefits reduced but they paid the most in usually.

Is that a fair deal? Not going to happen. Anyone receiving over the basic minimum wage will be exempted from the scheme. So ...

In 2015, over 59 million Americans will receive almost $870 billion in Social Security benefits. Count them out -- they get SSA SSI and no basic income.

less
59*12000
708 000 000 000 Untouched

GA Welfare is another 480 000 000 replaced by replaced by basic income. That is a large increase in payments.
Quote:

Welfare Statistics Data
Total number of Americans receiving welfare 67,891,000
Total number of Americans on SNAP ? food stamps 41,700,000
Total number of Americans receiving SSI ? unemployment insurance 10,200,000
Percent of the US population on welfare programs 22.38 %
Total Federal government spending on welfare programs annually (not including food stamps or unemployment) $158,200,000,000
Welfare Statistics and Demographics – Statistic Brain

Take a hypothetical family of four -- they get

Quote:

What is an average welfare check?
A:
Quick Answer

Welfare payments vary by state, but the average family of four in the United States can receive as much as $900 per month. A single person may receive as much as $200 per month. Continue Reading
4*$1,000 a month.( $12K/yr) =$4,000 /mo compared to $900 /mo WTF?

These numbers are without Medicare or Medicaid.

The savings you suggest (woj) are minimal.

Those charts I made above ^ of GNI Growth clearly show that countries with high taxation and social benefits are stagnant or below average GNI Growth countries. Hey, Paul where is CZ -- they are not listed by the World Bank -- maybe the numbers are too embarrassing to show IDK.

This is a breed new recipients scheme -- every new baby is worth $12K per year -- to who? The whole idea is ludicrous.

Mutt 08-28-2016 12:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 21129625)
"The total GNP of the USA is $18 Trillion (2015 * world bank)" do you have a reading problem woj?

I changed it ... was off a decimal place ...
Still, I don't need the extra $10K and I don't want to pay for 5 people that want it. Rather simple -- no handouts.

It is feasible? So, prove it :1orglaugh

The whole population gets the fucking basic income from fucking were?
New taxes or you print money and devalue the currency.

Or, we go to war and keep the assets of the countries whose people we liquidate (stupid idea).

It's been happening for almost a century and it will continue whether you like it or not. The sick, disabled, and yes some just lazy, already are getting $1500 a month - the guaranteed basic income should cut the expenses of running the welfare system.

Barry-xlovecam 08-28-2016 02:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Mutt (Post 21129916)
It's been happening for almost a century and it will continue whether you like it or not. The sick, disabled, and yes some just lazy, already are getting $1500 a month - the guaranteed basic income should cut the expenses of running the welfare system.

That is great news! LMAO: save $20 Billion and have $3 Trillion in the new tax expense of a guaranteed basic income.
Make up the losses on the volume?

$1000 per MONTH per Person

https://aspe.hhs.gov/poverty-guidelines
2016 POVERTY GUIDELINES FOR THE 48 CONTIGUOUS STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Persons in family/household Poverty guideline annual
For families/households with more than 8 persons, add $4,160 for each additional person.
1 $11,880
2 16,020
3 20,160
4 24,300
5 28,440
6 32,580
7 36,730
8 40,890


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