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Because I don't want to stay in the city all the time?
What is the advantage of autonomous trains over regular? It seems to me that when driving a train is your job, the autonomy just takes it away.
If we didn't have capitalism, people wouldn't need jobs. We could automate jobs away and instead of starving, people would just have more free time
Ok, name a system better than capitalism then
Reduced capitalism, increased socialism.
Some capitalism is okay. But unfettered capitalism is not. We have the latter.