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Written for people who have to make up their minds, not for specialists. One argument at a time, with the objections included and every figure sourced.
European social protection systems were built between the late nineteenth century and the post-war decades, around a precise idea of how people work. That idea no longer describes reality, and the result is a structure protecting fewer and fewer people.
Earlier waves of technology replaced repetitive manual work. This one replaces routine cognitive work — which is exactly the work through which young people learned a trade. That difference changes everything.
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