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    Care to cite an example? I bet you can't find a long term period where this is true. In fact, in the long term productivity and debt...
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    Good, and yes it can be. I knew we were talking past each other. No, it's not a problem, the point I'm making is that if AI does...
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    It depends. It could facilitate jobs or it could eliminate them, it depends on how the government manages debt and deficit. That's...
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    Let me start like this. Do you think the US Congress should run a balanced budget? How about a surplus?
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    The point of the OP. AI will increase potential output, but whether that potential translates into widespread prosperity or social...
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    More ideological bloviating.
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    Not that your response has anything to do with the OP, but why would green energy have to stop? Nuclear is green energy btw.
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    I didn't say they needed to, but a company can grow AND downsize it's workforce. Just consider agriculture, in 1900 40% of the labor...
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    There is a thread in the AI forum and a statment which I think is far more relevant to economics than AI. The thread was about...
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    Econ4every1 replied to the thread The AI prediction thread.
    I agree with your prediction at least in part. Right now AI has what is known as the "last mile" problem. When you tell an AI to...
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    Econ4every1 reacted to cAPSLOCK's post in the thread Bitcoin with Like Like.
    Though I have opinions quite at odds with many of your points, those are great posts and I appreciate the time you've taken in those...
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    Econ4every1 replied to the thread Bitcoin.
    Again, an emergent property of a successful economy. It's like building a better and better engine and getting to a point where you...
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    Econ4every1 replied to the thread Bitcoin.
    Simple, if the currency is increasing in value by 4% per year, rather than devaluing by 2.5%, that's a 6.5% difference. In order to...
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    Econ4every1 replied to the thread Bitcoin.
    I would just ask that you define your terms, wat does "economic value" mean to you? Oof...That's a big can of worms , but I think the...
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    Econ4every1 reacted to cAPSLOCK's post in the thread Bitcoin with Like Like.
    First of all, I'm editing out great swaths of your wonderful post because I don't want to hit the limit very quickly. Not because I...
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