Economics Jobs’ Ethics
Farms and Industries are productives

Robots can not create. Everybody will become researcher. But agriculture, then industries, are the most important economics’ parts.
Thus the world will have access to genius sooner or later. It is therefore necessary for everyone to become brilliant, by the passion around these actions: Music that makes you thinking to act, philosophical dialogue, meditation on its limits, reading and writing that makes you serene, constructive dreams, politics on his neighborhood, Plato’s scientific brainstorming.

Sources of my web sites :
https://archive.org/download/SauveLiberlog/economiesgbases.tar.7z
https://archive.org/download/SauveLiberlog/GLOBE.7z

Matthieu GIROUX
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Crafts
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Article published on 11 October 2018

by Matthieu Giroux

In France manual jobs are classified as "sidings" on 2016. But the hand is that grows spirit. While writing or manipulating, our mind is transformed as quickly as possible. There are more connections in the mind when playing the piano, or being manipulating.

Only it is not a question about repeating the same gestures as a robot should do. It is about being creative, thanks to his manual work, to improve his limits. A craftsman must have, in him, the same jobs as an industry, since he can thus rise. All this can be done with serenity, but requires a talent, then other talents, found with passion.

The craftsman uses the industries’ tools. A laser 3D printer makes it possible to get industries’ work, in order to later file a patent and promote its work. So the craftsman creates industries, thanks to robots.


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