Ray Dalio
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first heard Sep 2025
last heard 30 Jul
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And I can tell you that in many businesses, it becomes more of a pain in the neck to have a college graduate, let's say, do it.
You have to train them.
And many of those tasks, many of that thing can be done very quickly with the AI and with computerization.
And as you get into robotics, you're going to have that happen, right?
There's an element of speed.
What happens usually is the bubble bursts.
And now you have the cyclical dynamic of that while the technology evolves.
But the supply demand and the debt problem that we just talked about then come in.
And so unemployment is due to typically some sort of a combination of a financial crisis that, like we talked about, the debt and stocks going down and people not having collateral and then therefore not buying assets and that dynamic.
That causes the unemployment rate, that factor.
The unemployment rate gets very influenced by the bubble bursting and the economy going down.
You see that spike.
You certainly have the evolutionary change that you're referring to.
In other words, there's this evolutionary thing in which they, like he says, you know, the tractor replaces the laborer or the assembly line worker as technology is replaced.
And that is an evolutionary thing that goes continuously for, you know, many years in the way that you're describing because you asked about the unemployment rate.
I just wanted to emphasize that the unemployment rate is very heavily affected by that bubble bursting.
Right.
So I have this chart.
OK, what this represents, this line is.
is the evolution of technologies.
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