As technology advances many people will raise the question of what happens to their jobs if a robot can function much faster, more efficiently- it is a matter of how to compensate people for the change. If robots can financially benefit people then the monies saved should go into a general fund to make sure that people can afford the basic needs to live. However rather than having robots do everything it would seem that people would need to participate in continuing education, support in functions that keep the robotics workforce fully able and at the same time enable people to do things that they want to do. But again it is imperative that people continue to be productive, not just sitting on their hands doing nothing.