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#[[Flex Fab]] - distributed fabrication of the [[Second Industrial Divide]] | #[[Flex Fab]] - distributed fabrication of the [[Second Industrial Divide]] | ||
#[[Open Source IP]] - end of patents and trade secrets | #[[Open Source IP]] - end of patents and trade secrets | ||
#[[Open Sector Enterprise]] | |||
#[[Abundant Money]] - crypto backed by transparent physical production that can now be accounted in a distributed way, connected to [[Essential Productivity]] | |||
#Differentiation between [[Essential and Bullshit Productivity]]. | |||
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*[[Automation and the Future of Work]], Aaron Benanev | *[[Automation and the Future of Work]], Aaron Benanev | ||
Latest revision as of 05:22, 17 March 2025
With robotics and automation, labor productivity is decreasing - [1]
Jeremy Rifkin on Labor Productivity
- Robert Solow got nobel prize for breaking the floor out of economics - concluding that with the current crappy 14% labor productivity, we don't know where the 86% of productivity is wasted.
14%
Labor + capital account for 14% of the efficiency. Aggregate efficiency in the managing, powering, and moving of economic activity. [2]
NB: concepts are mixing here. Do we have 14% efficiency, or do we have that 86% is waste? Yes, if we claim labor + capital are all of the productivity. From the OSE perspective, proprietary tech and various Competitive Waste are the 86% efficiency loss which can be corrected with:
- Flex Fab - distributed fabrication of the Second Industrial Divide
- Open Source IP - end of patents and trade secrets
- Open Sector Enterprise
- Abundant Money - crypto backed by transparent physical production that can now be accounted in a distributed way, connected to Essential Productivity
- Differentiation between Essential and Bullshit Productivity.
Links
- Automation and the Future of Work, Aaron Benanev