Chamath Palihapitiya

It freaks me out.

It freaks me out, but I've kind of gotten to this place where I'm like, well, it's going to happen.

But it's not in their best interest to do that because it's in their best interest to generate the most amount of money possible.

That's the obligation they have to their shareholders.

That's the obligation to the people that have invested money in this company.

Their obligation is not to make sure the white-collar jobs stay in the same place that they are now.

Well, I think because people are terrified of losing their jobs.

So that's the primary concern.

The primary concern that I hear from people is that there's so many people that are going to school right now, college students, that don't know if their job is going to even exist in four years when they graduate.

No, it's a huge possibility.

And then there's also this thing that you brought up earlier where we have this place of abundance where no one has to work anymore.

That freaks people out.

I think that's a big problem.

Well, because if no one has to work anymore, first of all—

What is your identity?

Because so many people, their identity is what they do.

Whatever it is.

If you're a lawyer, if you're an accountant, if you run a business, whatever it is, this is your identity.

You have built this thing.

You look forward to going there.