So, during the transition, when robots are too good, but not that good,
people will be unemployed (or very, very low pay job), right? So, there is
the UBI to fix that. Right. So, there will a very heavy taxation on those
who make robots and other productive industry and that will be shared by
the population. The taxation will be greater and greater, as robots become
more and more efficient. This will make companies bankrupt, which will lead
to more unemployment and social arrest or, if there is no enough taxation,
people won't be able to find a job (or something that can pay them well
enough to make ends meet) anyway. So, there are manifold paths to societal
collapse.

The other question is that how debt, which grows more and more nowadays,
will be payed. This is a key issue and it seems another way that will lead
to a societal collapse, since there won't be enough money to pay that.

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