That’s an article in The Futurist magazine likely to be of interest to many of us who
are retired or otherwise unemployed, underemployed, or unhappily employed.
Also, it’s not a bad idea for those who will be
replaced in the workplace by automated equipment, whether by super-capable humanoid
robots or some other machinery.
In my latest book, I point out that some futurists
are predicting a jobless society because of across-the-board automation. For more about jobs in the future, go
to:
Sooner rather than later, I think, politicians and
business leaders and more economists had better start working on ways to sell
machine-produced goods and services to national and global populations of
people with neither jobs nor the ability to pay for what automation produces.
So:
If you aren’t yet comfortable with the idea of
earning a living by being a do-it-yourself portfolio manager, maybe you need to
revisit the idea, learn to be a successful investor while you still have money
to invest, and teach your children and grandchildren to do the same. For more,
go to:
For more about my eBook, My America 1931-2031: An Editor’s Take on America’s Most Astonishing
100 Years, go to:
But first, let’s take a brief time out for fun from
long ago—Jimmy Durante performing onstage with the Harry James band:
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