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stagnation
...of technological change in the economy that is productivity growth, which which which we could talk about what that means. But, basically, it's it's a it's it's sort of the mathematical expression of the impact of technology, on the economy. And prod
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...no technological progress in the actual economy for a very long time. So so we could talk about that. And then there's this other, like, just incredible thing that's happening, which is the the, you know, sort of the the demographic collapse. Right?
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from transcript6:42 – 7:57
...technological progress happening in the world, and the world is going to depopulate.
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from transcript9:45 – 10:47
...change. But, actually, if you look for actually evidence of that, like, in in statistical evidence of that, analytical evidence of that, like, you basically can't find it. And in particular, economists have a way of measuring the rate of technologica
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from transcript8:52 – 10:15
“Why 50 years of tech revolution didn't boost productivity like we think”
...very rapid technological change, which would necessarily mean very rapid productivity growth. Yet, if you actually look at the statistics, basically, since actually, since the year I was born, 1971, p
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