The contradiction between the advancement of productivity and the compatibility with job positions has been a long-term problem.
During the Earth era, many similar situations occurred: the large-scale use of automation equipment led to massive layoffs, while the capitalists who made money were not willing to use their hard-earned money to support unemployed workers for free.
A billionaire, if asked to donate five million for charity to gain a good reputation, might agree.
But if asked to donate most of his annual profits to support the poor, he would likely refuse.
In such cases, how could these laid-off workers support themselves? They did not possess sufficient skills to engage in more advanced industries, and the whole society did not have enough job positions, leaving them without an income source.
Consequently, the entire society naturally experienced insufficient domestic demand and excess production capacity.
