The Future Doesn't Have to Be Grim W/ Jason Stapleton

06/30/22 • 38 min

Today host of The Jason Stapleton Program, Jason Stapleton and Jalen Vasquez talk about what life and entrepreneurship looks like in a time where A.I. replaces most if not all "unskilled" work and labour. The history of how technology has always been looked at as a threat to the job market but for some reason always creates even more jobs and employment than before, and why it is important to create an income that is location independent.
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Check out Patrick at ecovillages.life