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Good evening

Good evening

for starters I will ask you to

leave with me on a trip in the

time and space

we will make a small return of 80

years back and we’ll go to

cambridge in england and we will enter

in the office at King’s College of

the economist john maynard keynes and if

you do a quick calculation

you see that it takes us to the

30s

and you think about the problems that are

pose at the time this is the big

crisis it’s depression in

practically any country

western and kate thinks he

think and ask the question

next question is the following question

is what we can get from May to

to put everyone in agreement is this

that we can really tried basic is

a safe society the consensus where we

would make decisions only to

unanimously and that everyone is

agree on everything and then say no this

is not possible

you know why tastes and

colors there are temperaments

different and people who are more

here at most open more firm etc and

has said no it’s not possible

but what could we do

are we could not think

in the other direction in the other direction

could we not think

or that there are people who are very

unhappy who has a lot of people who

have this resentment vis-à-vis the

system as it is organized and not

for no reason because there is

a lot of inequalities to things

who are they right are we

could not think in the other

meaning and wonder if we could

not minimized in a society the

number of people who are hurting eyes

unhappy downplaying their feelings and feelings

adie satisfaction satisfaction in

a population and said yes that

it’s possible that’s a lot more

feasible than to put everyone

agree on everything he thinks about this

moment there it is said that what is

could in a society like the

ours to get these results from

misfortune fell to his at his minimum and

as part of the depression the

answer would come easily it’s

full employment full employment

we need to mobilize

all resources for the full

job he says it at the time

it’s not the economical solution

optimal but he says to the problems that

we are told that these are problems

economic

the answer is not necessarily

economic it must be political at

meaning of the political word ie the

police the society in which we

live

organize the society that is around

we then if we wanted to solve the

difficulties in our society we

could pick up the keynes solution

and say we’ll try to reorganize to

new full employment

but there is a difficulty there is

by the way he had planned himself

in an article many instructions

now I believe an article from the beginning

of the 30s structural unemployment

there will be more and more people

that will be replaced in their

work by a machine

and this machine is not

necessarily that’s a robot that can

to be software

it can be an algorithm command

the stenodactylo and have disappeared

entirely have not been replaced

by a robot they have been replaced

by the text treatments a lot of

accountant who was doing calculations on

ten on pieces of paper with a

pencil with a slide rule and they

have disappeared they replaced by the by

the spreadsheet there are plenty of trades that

are disappearing the job

disappears in a massive way or

would see his studies talk a lot

who tell us that in the 2030 horizon

30% of jobs in this sector

gone yesterday a study that came out there

few days ago and who tells us that

the horizon of saab 200 years on the horizon

hundred years old no one will be

needed in a job and when one

think about it is something we

we wanted we wanted you

I was a kid in the 50s

50s we were talking about the year 2000

and the year 2000 is a vision

extraordinary it was splendid in

the year 2000 would be replaced by

machines and we had all we would spend

much more time at activities

creative will know all this museum

when I get everything from an instrument

would go for a walk in the nature

with our children

then with our grandchildren on

replacement by the machine and took place

he is in the process of being

but we had forgotten something in the

50’s is that the person who has

replaced in his work

and well do not get money for

to do it on the contrary we do not occupy it

more and more blizz and in our

society where less and less

jobs

people will be more and more

feel guilty and if people who had

another job is to defend

their positions will become more and

weaker because there will be too much

competition

a study shows us when when we

replace on when we introduce a robot

for a thousand in the population there are

four five jobs that disappear

but even worse the salaries of all the

world drop of one percent

why because the competition

increases between those who stay and who

are fighting for jobs so if the

full employment is no longer a possibility

for us as the thing to which

we can dream

what else than what can we

replace because I started to

think a little bit about that and for

me things are nice rent

I am quickly asked to do

lectures I’m thinking about money from

from time to time in the day because

they ask me because there are

bills to settle et cetera and I look

on my bank account and then I can

settle the sums and it’s great

but there is a time in my life in

did there have been several eras in my

gibout talented people I had alone

interested actually nobody was

enough people and there I thought about it

moment there I thought about money

maybe once a minute in the

day because I was asked to

money with four dependent children

and I did not have the money but when I

say once a minute it was

maybe once every 30

seconds

and if you know this situation if

you went through there if you

may not even be in this

situation today you know what

it’s that kind of reflection of

think too much not money it destroys

families destroy families and

it makes young children cry

in a way that we have trouble

stop then I was thinking about that and the

next morning when I got

awake

I had my answer to the question that

to think about the place of full employment of

keynes today a world without money

the nightmare on the left mark

would disappear entirely for

maybe not all of us have

may be lucky but for

many of us a nightmare

would disappear overnight

then we will be told the yes but good

you dream utopia and so on

not rich enough to do that one is

not rich enough to do that

know this figure it is oxfam who the

circulates today in the world

yes nobody in terms of wealth of

heritage the equivalent of half

of humanity

3 7 billion people yes nobody

on one side 3.7 billion you know this

it’s 3 7 me at the first time

that I make a presentation I got

deceived

3 this time a thousand times a thousand times thousand

three times I admit a thousand so much

the figure is huge

yes people who have the same

resources that half of humanity

the amanita and humanity the marrow at the

poorer of course

josemi that because I’m going to read it on

will read it together the greatest good

that she the first object of society

it is to maintain the rights

imprescriptible of the man

what is the first of these rights that

to exist

the first social law and therefore the one

which guarantees all members of the

society the means to exist all

the others are subordinate to that

there the food needed by him

man are as sacred as life

itself all that is indispensable

to preserve it is a property

common to the whole society

there is only the surplus that is a

individual property and that is

abandoned to the industry

traders what is the problem at

solve in terms of legislation

on the subsistence

here it is to assure all members of

the society the enjoyment of the portion

fruits of the earth that is

necessary for their existence to

owners and growers the

their industry and delivered on

superfluous to the freedom of trade I

defies the most scrupulous defense of

the property to challenge these

principles unless declaring

openly that he means by this word the

right to rob and murder his

similar

the problem the legislation of the

supplies

good this puts us in the ear

it’s not now we’re not talking like

what is it that speaks who officiates at

talk like that that’s what made

this speech well it’s a certain

maximilien robespierre to some

maximilien robespierre is a word that

scared one says bloodthirsty that makes

etc.

it’s a word it’s a name we do not

not sure what ‘s the right thing

think

nowadays it may be necessary

put a little bit in

the atmosphere all the same time he said

that the foreign troops had

invaded France by the north and by

parent leaves the civil war

you know it reigning within the

France at different places

everyone did not agree with

the idea of the revolution then

what did he propose

he was naive one must read it was

there a naive he proposed that all the

world devotees to virtue and he saw

unfortunately everyone

could not indulge in virtue and he

imposed

effect terror and he died with the

crowd shouting there we see there the

convention moreau draws withdrawing but

I would still like another one

thing about robespierre you

remember as it was called it was

called the incorruptible but then if a

sublime and newspapers if you listen

the radio is watching television

these days you’ll see it’s a

term that we really have trouble

apply nowadays to a lot of

people and I do not feel

that even in history we wanted

apply this term to a lot of

people then you have to think about it

robespierre he talked about that the

first his rights is that of existing

it seems to me an absolutely

indispensable and you understood him this

what he proposed was what about

the indispensable the indispensable either

free

the rest the superfluous what besides

can leave it with in the hands of the

Trade

so when we talk about free it’s

not something that gives us jobs

we never heard about it ago

a time when education

the instruction was free on

that was normal when

to introduce it we found it great

and then we lost the idea a tiny

little there is a time not so far

we call that glorious thirty where

health and is free well then we

could start by returning the

free on these things there on

the indispensable what allows people

to live

so we ask ourselves the question because he

is really possible to pay for

what free of charge what do you

find your resources that we

would pay for his retirement

more free and indispensable and

that’s where he must return the

reflection on full employment the

nobody the person who was replacing

in a job does not benefit by a

machine be it software that this

either digital computing that

has no importance

the person who is replaced

today by the process of

automation where mechanization does not

not benefit there was a

philosopher in the Swiss at the beginning of the 19th

century when the 1810s

was called sismondi sismondi y

thought about the time when he said

the elected one says it is and the workers who

were replaced by machines and

who was going to destroy the machines

why because there is profit

benefited not from having been

replaced and 6 world says the thing

following he said the mechanization

it’s a benefit for humanity

the whole thing it is necessary that these

benefits are shared and in

particular that the one who is replaced

by the machine profits from an annuity

about the wealth that will be created

now from this machine

so this idea I resurrect them

in 2012

it was in one of his chronicles that

I do for the newspaper the world ago

a candidate in the elections

you know maybe he

is called benoît hamon who has

taken back this is my idea of ​​the tax dresses

or it’s called the roubaud tax because

that’s because it’s easier

to say the tax on mechanization me

I call it called at the beginning when I

introduces the idea of ​​the seismondi tax

so this tax she allows me she

will in my opinion start with

to make the instruction again

free because you know that

instruction when it is not

education when it is not

Free

resume product simply from

generation the

privileges of some and the

difficulties of others we can come back

to free health and then we

can continue we can continue when

was when we think at the local level

local transport

well there is no reason we

can count for that no I was I

had a lecture the other day

will live in glazed and transport in

common opens up are free and then we

can think about housing or housing

elementary not palaces for everything

the world of course we could think

to extend the check system

meal that helps to have the

basic food is not about going

buy ortolans from whiskey with that

United States food stamps food

stamm that hosts ie

sludge to help coupons that you

allow to buy food and

to drink elementary things part of the

whiskey as I just said

15% of the population enjoys its

the free is an idea that we

is actually known we can put it back into

square

we can do that the dividends that this

than what wealth created by the

machines do not just go

to feed the dividends to be distributed

to shareholders

or so these extraordinary amounts that

you can see every day such

corporate boss receives a bonus of

10 million but the journalist you

10.7 million was more correct than these

are we are absolutely

Pharaonic is quite obscene

you should never accept that yes

nobody cost three billion

recipes from each other the question is

not that we are not rich enough

the question is the distribution the

redistribution of the wealth that creates

and not just by a problem by

a classic type of taxation we are going

can take to others to give to

other

the machine the mechanization we have

wanted this we wanted the robots

we wanted the software not

individually but from our culture

our civilization wanted it must

everyone benefits and tomorrow

morning I’ll wake up maybe this

may not be exactly the same

in the coming days and I am

wake up and I would say

chmar is over the money is gone

there is no more money

little children will not cry anymore

because their parents are not arguing

that there’s not enough money to

house this paradise in which we image

the one we often imagine in ourselves

saying you have to put it somewhere else and

much later in another world we

can realize it here thanks

[Applause]

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