The share of labor declined as labor organizing was less supported, and it needs to be debugged in order to rediscover what it means for people to stand up to the machines that were built. This has been tackled through initiatives like Code for America and the United States Digital Service, as well as efforts to develop early detection tests for diseases like cancer.
The speaker discusses the historical importance of labor organizing and the need to rediscover what it means for people to stand up against the machines that have been built. He challenges prevailing perspectives in economics and politics to view labor organizing in a different light.
The speaker evaluates the ways people are working towards a better future by inventing new forms of creativity that the people are willing to pay for. Additionally, people who closely examine cryptocurrency and money systems may face a painful debugging process.
Some innovative entrepreneurs aiming to create significant changes in industries and different aspects of society believe in making a difference beyond money, creating value for people.