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Those who cannot work already are living in poverty.0
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@whistlesI know but how much worse can it get, at the moment, there is a basic safety net (which is failing already and not enough to live on it is just surviving on) It will end up being poor houses again. I really do feel the future will be more bleak at this rate.
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If we don't stop and look at what tech is doing to the next generation, and sucking in this one, no one will be unable to live as a human and so we won't need a system. We will all be in la la land and back in the asylums and work house.
One advert I saw on TV about a product said- " there is no escape" and that's to encourage you to buy it and it's true there isn't.
It used to be a choice.
Just had a lengthy phone call to my phone provider who dictates what ID I should have.
It's a sad fact that parents are buying their children smart phones. Side topic parental controls do not work.
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omg parental controls do not work as kids are more tech savvy and can bypass what we do
What do you mean they told you your ID, did you not have a choice or say you would prefer something else? that is shocking
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Victoriad said:
Humans.....well we adapt.....perhaps more leisure time?
and rediscovering old skills such as growing your own veg, knitting,sewing and cooking from scratch which are less heavy on the pocket...who knows but I certainly have taught my kids these skills and their dad has taught them how to fish and other country persuits.
The more leisure time we have means the government is not making money if they are not making money then the system collapses.
It is shocking how much has gone to other countries though, and how it is viable for them to send it so far cheaper than what we can make and build here.
Scotland is now generating electricity, which is another thing that is employing a fair few people, but not as much as all the other jobs gone abroad over the years.
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I prefer forums as i need some kind of mental stimulation that goes beyond gossip and celeb stuff but need to not use them so much when i'm bored. Social media is ok for catching up with family and seeing how they're doing though so i use it for that.
if you're wondering what people would do without an economy then i heard about The Venus project years ago, it still sounds good.The guy who created the idea, Jacque Fresco, thought of it because of the great depression he lived through as a child and just figured that capitalism isn't the best way of doing things.
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fishingmum said:omg parental controls do not work as kids are more tech savvy and can bypass what we do
What do you mean they told you your ID, did you not have a choice or say you would prefer something else? that is shocking
If you go to the play store and set up a parental block for its content, it mentions that.
Kids are very savvy and so are the websites.0
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