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A World Without Work

by Daniel Susskind

An Oxford economist on technological unemployment: why this time may differ, and how to share prosperity and find meaning without work. Careful and humane.

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  1. Work may not be forever.
  2. Distribute, do not just grow.
  3. Meaning needs new sources.

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