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It’s the End of the Work as We Know It: End of the Work, Complete Automation, Robotic Anarcommunism
Humana Mente 13 (37) (2020)
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In this article I explore some consequences of the relations between technique, capitalism and radical liberation ideologies. My thesis is that the latter are going to rise to the extent that wage labor will become a scarce commodity. Through total automation, however, what may occur will not be the end of the reign of scarcity, but a new oppressive order.Author's Profile
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