doesn't this contradict your observation, some days ago, that (going by memory) "lots of people are not an asset for a country anymore, but a liability"?
(Or more bluntly : some citizens are productive assets and others costs to states : pre automation, more (most) of us healthy people fell into group 1, but the API curve is merciless and the rarer 1s get the more governments will bribe & compete for them.)
doesn't this contradict your observation, some days ago, that (going by memory) "lots of people are not an asset for a country anymore, but a liability"?
That depends on “the people” - dependents or independents…
(Or more bluntly : some citizens are productive assets and others costs to states : pre automation, more (most) of us healthy people fell into group 1, but the API curve is merciless and the rarer 1s get the more governments will bribe & compete for them.)