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Economic and Social Implementations for the Post Adam Smith World 

- Engineering solutions for positive results on the other side of coming social and economic changes -
by Richard Pearlman

The Greater the Automation the Greater the Need to Tax the Wealthy

Wealth, in the days of labor intensive manufacturing automatically circulated wealth to the consumer; Robots don't get paid and, therefore, don't consume.

The onl way to keep wealth in the consumers' hands is to tax the people making money off of robots. Otherwise even the robots will be out of work.