I LOST MY JOB

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I LOST MY JOB

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SYNOPSIS: I Lost My Job is a short documentary film which sets out to explore the phenomenon which is affecting and due to affect many people's lives - namely, technological unemployment. The documentary also examines what we can do about it as a society through the analysis of a transitional direction.

Particular questions need to be raised about this subject. What are the social consequences of ongoing technological unemployment within our current economic system? How do we handle such a situation when this process is inevitable with the ongoing emergence of machine automation and new technologies taking over repetitive jobs?

• Category

  Education

[Excelion333]

and yet everyone is fighting to keep their jobs, silly humans work is for robots.

[Ernest Tang]

I like this documentary, this is a realistic goal. By gradually shorting week hours, not only does this has benefits in terms of happiness, but it will move us closer to a resource based economy, so in the future, society will have an option to move towards such a system.

I look forward to my country "United States" to obtain a work week below 20 hours.

[Wolf Mann]

The music featured in the documentary is annoying.

[xe3tec]

That whole thing has 1 big problem which kills it: the majority of humanity is stupid and lazy. Otherwise we already would have a different society. Look at all the people who spend their money on crap, eat crap, live like crap and then complain about their crappy life. If you want change, then change first.

[Mars Hall]

Every day the real world is seeming more like the movie Idiocracy.

[Mars Hall]

Wow I didnt think there were alot of people making Agenda 21 propaganda, yet here it is. God help this world!

[Michael J.D Saguri]

Holy crap,, Just tallied it,, 5:58 to 12:39 , crapy clicking music and nothing else ! aaauuauuuggghh

[Michael J.D Saguri]

Crappy Documentary,, after 3 or so minutes of clicking song playing and watching machines ( longer then the average song ) , aprox 11:36 into it my brain exploded and i turned it off.

[elbowbiter1]

What will happen is that decentralizing technology will become widely available. People won't need to work to get the things they need. This also means that we won't need to throw our money at corporate and financial oligarchs either. The reason why we can't progress as a society is because the people running the establishment block change as the status quo works well for them as is. This is a good thing. It ensures that they'll keep selling us the rope we are slowly hanging them with. Chin up.

[natanteam]

I think good! It's enough of excluding people for minimum life quality and realize that the "meritocracy" is a false idea. All humanity has to gain with this, because much more people will be healthy to contribute to a better world.

[natanteam]

Very nice!

Together we can do anything!

For the new economic model to support this, please watch the movie Zeitgeist Addendum or visit the Project Venus website!