If your product couldn’t exist without our labour, then our labour is worth some fraction of that product’s value to you. If it’s worth something to you, you can then afford to pay some fraction of that fraction for that labour. If in fact you can’t afford to pay any fair price for that labour, then this means the value generated by that product is far less than the collective value of the labour required to create the product.
This is a fundamentally uncapitalist venture. If you see a nonsensical buisness model, you generally assume it’s a tax thing, or a scam. The efficient market doesn’t allow such products/buisness models to exist. So if it yet exists, coordinated effort is being made to keep it alive.
This product is intended to automate all human labour.
We are in effect subsidising the development of a product intended to end the livelihoods of all people who work for a living.
If your product couldn’t exist without our labour, then our labour is worth some fraction of that product’s value to you. If it’s worth something to you, you can then afford to pay some fraction of that fraction for that labour. If in fact you can’t afford to pay any fair price for that labour, then this means the value generated by that product is far less than the collective value of the labour required to create the product.
This is a fundamentally uncapitalist venture. If you see a nonsensical buisness model, you generally assume it’s a tax thing, or a scam. The efficient market doesn’t allow such products/buisness models to exist. So if it yet exists, coordinated effort is being made to keep it alive.
This product is intended to automate all human labour.
We are in effect subsidising the development of a product intended to end the livelihoods of all people who work for a living.
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