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Forget fears of automation, your job is probably bullshit anyway – A subversive new book argues that many of us are working in meaningless “bullshit jobs”. Let automation continue and liberate people through universal basic income

May 25, 2018 BIMnewsmanager
Forget fears of automation, your job is probably bullshit anyway - A subversive new book argues that many of us are working in meaningless “bullshit jobs”. Let automation continue and liberate people through universal basic income submitted by /u/mvea
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