Sorry to hear about your job dude but in better times EVERYBODY was employed pandemic or not!
Sorry to hear about your job dude but in better times EVERYBODY was employed pandemic or not!
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I prefer Andrew Yang's approach: make work optional but lucrative, especially in the industries of the future (robotics/ai/data analysis), and don't prolong the suffering of industries on their way out
and don't create jobs that don't need to exist like 3rd party tax helpers or hedge fund manager
I prefer Andrew Yang's approach: make work optional but lucrative, especially in the industries of the future (robotics/ai/data analysis), and don't prolong the suffering of industries on their way out
and don't create jobs that don't need to exist like 3rd party tax helpers or hedge fund manager
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