For a lot of people a post-job economy is a fact, a sad one fact, not a theory. The post clearly shows the situation.

But, at the same time, every time I read "the post-job economy" I start to be worried about our common future as humanity. As Claudia said, there are a lot of people without the capability or resources to change in order to adapted on time.

I feel responsible for me and for other people in our planet. Now, I know that life is a network, and that means our interdependence.
On this context, is the idea of post-job economy a kind of darwinian way to select the population? I hope not.

In other sense, I have now a picture of the situation. My questions are: What can I do to build an inclusive world? But, more important, I start to think about "the kind of balance" between jobs and people of which Inge De Waard is talking about. How do we do to (re)find a balance between jobs and people [that don't have] them?

Sorry if I sound rude or strict. My English level isn't the best and I feel a lose of softness in my words, but it doesn't my intention. I appreciate a lot your posts and the readers' comments.