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Are Iron Rice-bowl And Iron Bread-basket Not Better Than Plastic Ones?: Mindful Capitalism? Or Heartless Capitalism?
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Are Iron Rice-bowl And Iron Bread-basket Not Better Than Plastic Ones?: Mindful Capitalism? Or Heartless Capitalism? in Brampton, ON
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Are Iron Rice-bowl And Iron Bread-basket Not Better Than Plastic Ones?: Mindful Capitalism? Or Heartless Capitalism? in Brampton, ON
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With capitalism and its brutal hire-and-fire practice the current dominant economic model in the modern world, the issue of iron rice-bowl or iron bread-basket has assume unprecedented importance in the social stability and economic well-being of humankind.
At a time when joblessness becomes a social phenomenon and big social ill, we should ask ourselves the fundamental question of whether jobs are essential for social well-being and social cohesion?
We should ask: Is joblessness in the modern world becoming a terrible social problem that represents a terrible injustice?
And as rapid technological advances lead to ever increasing mechanization, automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence, the issue of iron rice-bowl becomes even more important in modern society.
We really need to ask: Do we want a mindful capitalism or a heartless capitalism?
And how do we deal with the terrible problem of joblessness?
With capitalism and its brutal hire-and-fire practice the current dominant economic model in the modern world, the issue of iron rice-bowl or iron bread-basket has assume unprecedented importance in the social stability and economic well-being of humankind.
At a time when joblessness becomes a social phenomenon and big social ill, we should ask ourselves the fundamental question of whether jobs are essential for social well-being and social cohesion?
We should ask: Is joblessness in the modern world becoming a terrible social problem that represents a terrible injustice?
And as rapid technological advances lead to ever increasing mechanization, automation, robotics, and artificial intelligence, the issue of iron rice-bowl becomes even more important in modern society.
We really need to ask: Do we want a mindful capitalism or a heartless capitalism?
And how do we deal with the terrible problem of joblessness?





















