Automation: Government Regulation vs. Free Market

from Mountain Meditations · host Christopher Cole

Tristan (as the free market absolutist) believes that the government should be interfering less with matters of the economy and the people, but Chris (reluctantly) is forced to disagree in his worries of a rise in depression and hopelessness. Can the two reach an agreement and perhaps come up with a solution for the greatly expanding prospect of millions of jobs snuffed out in a matter of decades? 

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