I think the idea is the tax applies only to any money saved through automation. So if an employee costs $2500/mo and automation costs $500/mo, the company saves $2000/mo. Lets say the tax is 75%, the government takes $1500/mo from the company, but the company is still saving an extra $500/mo from automating, so they are still incentivized to do so.

Then that money from the tax could be used to pay for things like job retraining courses for people displaced by automation, or even maybe UBI.

They are also softer and sweeter than the yellow Cavendish varieties, some with a slight raspberry flavor

Excuse me how are these not in every grocery store, that sounds amazing.

Oh I’m sorry, I didn’t realize I was already here.

My favorite movie. Are you watching closely?

“Great is ok. But amazing would be great!”