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human
CMV: Modern capitalism cannot exist in a future society.

Now, before you start calling me a communist, I think capitalism can work in the future with changes such as UBI. In fact, that would be the best system for the near future in my opinion. 

Now, the reason I'm saying changes need to be made is because of automation. Automation isn't something your grandkids or even your kids have to worry about. You have to worry about it too. Automation isn't something that will be here in the future, it's already here, and it's spreading quickly. By 2030, roughly 30% to 50% of jobs are going to be taken by automation, with some people saying the job loss could be even bigger. Keep in mind, the unemployment rate during the great depression was 25%! And remember, by 2030 that's supposed to happen. What about 2045? The unemployment rate then could easily be 75% to 95%, if not more. If no one has any jobs, how can people live? No money equals no food, no homes, no anything really.

I just want to know if anyone thinks todays capitalism can work in tomorrow's society.  

Oh, and if you think your job can't be taken in the near future, go ahead and tell me why. I could probably think of a good reason why it could be.
gpt
There was a time that the bulk of people worked in agriculture. Not any more...what happened? Industrialization of agriculture; the use of machines to let fewer people do the same work. Automation is the same thing; machines allowing one or two people to fun an entire factory instead of a few dozen. So what will happen? Well, what happened with the extra agricultural workers? We created other jobs, more jobs; jobs in the tech industry, more entertainers, more social workers and other jobs that basically didn't exist at one point. The average level of education went up, and people found other functions. And, perhaps, the average person worker fewer hours per week. The same thing can happen here. Every truck driver that gets displaced, every factory worker, can maybe move on to something else; opening a small brewery, farming local chickens in their back yard, becoming an EMT, and so on. Is this the BEST solution? Heck, no. But it's perfectly plausible.