Gaius Publius: Stephen Hawking on What Killed the World of the Jetsons. Prelude to Thoughts on a Guaranteed Jobs Program
Hawking showed a not-surprisingly acute grasp on the implications of technological unemployment.
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Read more...The likely failure of Tesla’s hyper-automated manufacturing process, and the externalities of battery fires in electric vehicles.
Read more...A how-to for people who can’t give up on Facebook but want to reduce their snooping exposure.
Read more...Blockchain hype is finally meeting commercial realities.
Read more...Tesla’s bubble is starting to deflate.
Read more...A new category of cryptocurrency sucker, and even worse, leveraged traders to boot.
Read more...Yes, Virginia, US manufacturing is going downhill at the bottom of the food chain as well as from the top.
Read more...The Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a major plastic accumulation zone located between California and Hawaii, is growing at a rate greater than previously believed, according to a new scientific paper published last week.
Read more...The outcry over Facebook and Cambridge Analytica conveniently ignores the real issues: the pervasiveness of surveillance and the need to insist on stronger privacy rights.
Read more...Labor-squeezing platform providers: how to fight fire with fire.
Read more...Uber faces a rumble from Barcelona’s taxi drivers.
Read more...A series of awfully convenient outages in Manhattan on Verizon’s DSL service raise the question of whether Verizon is gaming its just-inked settlement.
Read more...The SEC did Elizabeth Holmes a monster favor with its pathetic settlement over her “massive” Theranos fraud.
Read more...Creepy algos implement what sure looks like consumer fraud at Best Buy.
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