Ricardian Comparative Advantage Won't Save Humans: Robots Will Take Resources
jd_pressman · x · 2026-08-17
Jim D. Miller retweets: Ricardian comparative advantage will not save humans from obsolescence. Production requires land, tools, and other resources, not just labor. If robots are much more productive than humans, those resources will go to robots, leaving humans unable to produce anything.
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