Repurposing Human Life

Automation is tending to be optimum, and humanity's prime role of one serving the other is diminishing day by day. As communities have yet to redefine human roles and redesign life itself, there are severe disruptions everywhere, which are going to be graver with each passing day. Its negative outcome, as seen in the developed parts of the world, is the growing charm of socialist ideas and formations. The fact is that technological advances promise the best for human life and would bring conditions better than ever utopiated (the act of imaginative articulation of an ideal future world), but right now things are perilous. The world needs to overcome its imagination lag or deficit; the sooner it does, the better it will be.

Niraj Kumar Jha

A Grave Crisis Looms Large

In a very near future only a few jobs for a few people would be left. Dwindling job opportunities and its psychological, social, and political repercussions can be seen anywhere in the world even now.

Three reasons are responsible for that.

1. Growing automation, robotisation, and application of AI.
2. Streamlining of business processes with growing. sophistication of computer and internet technology.
3. Competition from efficient countries.

What can be the way out?

1. Universal Basic Income.
2. Reducing working hours in government organisations.
3. Lowering retirement age for government jobs.
4. Maximum privatisation for economy and efficiency but with
effective regulation.
5. Promotion of sporting and cultural activities involving more and more people as active participants.

Niraj Kumar Jha