You would have to show how you made sufficient surplus from sales minus the cost of labour to pay off the loan. The business case usually has a solid section on this.
Obviously there is a future made of automation and ai but that is also the end of capitalism as the workers have not been paid to buy the product you just made.
Obviously you can't guarantee that and when a politician says such a thing then we still want them to take accountability. How do you guarantee it we would ask and they would say, I will blah blah blah. But what they can't say is i would hand over some money but not direct how we set standards or curriculum or whatever.
I am with you, personally, just pointing out the political difficulties.
Seems sensible but if we imagine that by some measure, like PISA, our children seemed to be stagnating or going backwards, who will be accountable? Then a PM will say, elect me and i will take responsibility.
It's annoying but also inevitable for as long as we demand that our PMs fix things and be accountable.
Not disagreeing with the thrust that atheists can tend to push their views a bit but technically everyone is a bit of an atheist.
There are maybe 5000 gods currently being believed-in across the globe. A Christian doesn't believe in 4999 of them, an atheist doesn't believe in just one more.
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