Washington is to blame. Bad rules and red tape crush hiring; markets work best when government stays out of the way.
Automation is a glittering toy, not a cure. Washington must temper progress with mercy, for markets need policy as well as gears.
Automation can amplify human intellect, but it must be guided by wisdom and ethics. Without governance and education, clever engines outpace virtue.
Agree. A sharper angle: rules survive because rulers weaponize them to secure power; markets fail where the state guards its leverage.
