Benjamin Netanyahu
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Not only that, I also knew that wealth would spread by opening up the markets completely opposite to the economy. socialist and semi-socialist creed that they had here. They said, you're going to make the rich richer and the poor, poor, no, and made everyone richer.
And actually, the people who entered the job market because of the reforms we did actually became a lot richer on the lower ladders of the socioeconomic measure. But here's the point. I don't know. I don't know that we will not have what Elon Musk calls the end of scarcity. So you'll have the end of scarcity. You'll have enormous productivity. Very few people are producing enormous added value.
And actually, the people who entered the job market because of the reforms we did actually became a lot richer on the lower ladders of the socioeconomic measure. But here's the point. I don't know. I don't know that we will not have what Elon Musk calls the end of scarcity. So you'll have the end of scarcity. You'll have enormous productivity. Very few people are producing enormous added value.
And actually, the people who entered the job market because of the reforms we did actually became a lot richer on the lower ladders of the socioeconomic measure. But here's the point. I don't know. I don't know that we will not have what Elon Musk calls the end of scarcity. So you'll have the end of scarcity. You'll have enormous productivity. Very few people are producing enormous added value.
You're gonna have to tax that to pass it to the others. You're gonna have to do that. That's a political question. I'm not sure how we answer that. What if you tax and somebody else doesn't tax, you're gonna get everybody to go there. That's an issue, an international issue that we constantly have to deal with. And the second question you have is,
You're gonna have to tax that to pass it to the others. You're gonna have to do that. That's a political question. I'm not sure how we answer that. What if you tax and somebody else doesn't tax, you're gonna get everybody to go there. That's an issue, an international issue that we constantly have to deal with. And the second question you have is,
You're gonna have to tax that to pass it to the others. You're gonna have to do that. That's a political question. I'm not sure how we answer that. What if you tax and somebody else doesn't tax, you're gonna get everybody to go there. That's an issue, an international issue that we constantly have to deal with. And the second question you have is,
Suppose you solve that problem and you deliver money, okay, to those who are not involved in the AI economy. What do they do? The first question you ask somebody whom you just met after the polite exchanges is, what do you do? Well, people define themselves by their profession. And it's gonna be difficult if you don't have a profession.
Suppose you solve that problem and you deliver money, okay, to those who are not involved in the AI economy. What do they do? The first question you ask somebody whom you just met after the polite exchanges is, what do you do? Well, people define themselves by their profession. And it's gonna be difficult if you don't have a profession.
Suppose you solve that problem and you deliver money, okay, to those who are not involved in the AI economy. What do they do? The first question you ask somebody whom you just met after the polite exchanges is, what do you do? Well, people define themselves by their profession. And it's gonna be difficult if you don't have a profession.
And, you know, people will spend more time self-searching, more time in the arts, more time in leisure. I understand that. If I have to bet, it will annihilate many more jobs than it will create. And it will force a structural change in our economics, in our economic models, and in our politics.
And, you know, people will spend more time self-searching, more time in the arts, more time in leisure. I understand that. If I have to bet, it will annihilate many more jobs than it will create. And it will force a structural change in our economics, in our economic models, and in our politics.
And, you know, people will spend more time self-searching, more time in the arts, more time in leisure. I understand that. If I have to bet, it will annihilate many more jobs than it will create. And it will force a structural change in our economics, in our economic models, and in our politics.
Write that down and we'll check it. It's on record. And you know, we don't say we'll check it after our lifetime. No, we'll see it in a few years. We'll see it in a few years.
Write that down and we'll check it. It's on record. And you know, we don't say we'll check it after our lifetime. No, we'll see it in a few years. We'll see it in a few years.
Write that down and we'll check it. It's on record. And you know, we don't say we'll check it after our lifetime. No, we'll see it in a few years. We'll see it in a few years.
It's exactly the exponential growth which we understand.
It's exactly the exponential growth which we understand.
It's exactly the exponential growth which we understand.
uh is before us but we don't really it's very hard to project forward to really understand that's right exactly right so you know i'm so i deal with what i can and where i can affect something i tend not to worry about things i don't control uh because at a certain point you know there's no point i mean you have to decide what you're spending your time on so i think