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Look what he says here:
"I think the fourth industrial revolution will create a world where we have less need for labor, and where production can be robotized to a large extent. So the question we need to answer is, What is the purpose of life? Up until now we defined our purpose of life by production and by consumption. Perhaps now, we move from that narrative to one of sharing and caring. You can see the first signs already. When I talk to young people, they don’t dream of owning the big villa. They depend much less on consumption. It will be this generation that will force companies to follow suit." Like I keep saying, our worldview has to evolve to where we care about each other as much as we care about ourselves. Then everything will change. ...

The Founder of Davos on Confronting Nationalism and Inequality

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Klaus Schwab hosted the first summit in Davos in 1971

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