James McCann

The Amish have continued very happily with their cars.

I don't think it's going to be as disastrous as everybody thinks.

I just don't believe that.

I think we'll figure it out.

But I think it's going to be a massive upheaval of completely our economic system, our life system, the way we interact.

But we have to realize, this is what's really important, the way we interact is really new.

The way we live in cities stacked in high rises and driving around in cars, this is a tiny little blip in time that the human race has existed like this.

Before that, we had a totally different thing.

And for the longest time, people traded things back and forth.

And they used gold coins and silver coins.

And there was no stock market.

This whole thing that we're doing right now with automation and you're worried about it's taking jobs, those jobs weren't even a thing in the past.

Yeah, we built this giant population based on the fact that jobs would exist or gave people the confidence to

procreate, get married and have kids.

We'll find another way.

We'll have to.

People will have to.

It's not going to be pretty, but it's just like everything else that happens.

It's this massive change in society and culture.

We're going to have to adapt.