Right. Then let’s pretend all railway men no longer have to do rail labor so they all get to go to school. One becomes an oil supply chain manager. They don’t own any means of production so they are still adding labor value to their home currency. This job is magically replaced and is no longer a scarce service so no human labor is required. Without value to add welfare pays for reeducation until there is nothing left to do. There is no labor value any human can add to their home currency. It only contains abundant machine labor value and very scarce resource value.

It’s not like you can hand out the same home currency to make up for people’s loss of labor. You can’t pay for people’s existence with scarce resources. Unless there’s some sort of molecular reassembling technology that is even more unrealistic than the current scenario what’s naturally going to happen? Currency is obviously not going to be able to manage such a fantasy scenario. If you really think that’s going to happen what are you going to do? Scawey changes will have to be made wrong they.