someone who's 65 shouldn't be slinging burgers. arguably, someone shouldn't be doing that at all.

i wholly agree with you -- people aren't getting away from work. but there is so much we do manually today that doesn't need to be. yes, the world is going to change, and yes, new tech creates new jobs.

arguably, farming should be more local -- you don't have mega farms that need mass groups of migrants to harvest - farmers can manage ranch hands within their communities.

the 'grocery store' doesn't need to be a supermarket. people producing for themselves/locally, dealing direct with farmers, and not eating oreos and twinkies, there is suddenly less need for grocery store labor.

we need to be focusing our energy and our people on bigger problems and bigger solutions.

I know that.. unless you 'work' or do something to earn money.. money is meaningless to you. It's has no power or value. That's with anything.. college degree.. money.. your home.. if you are 'given' everything.. nothing has value.