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· 2026-10-07T00:48:09+00:00Komatsuna was 299 yen. A quarter of a Chinese cabbage was 338 yen. Three tomatoes were 699 yen. I'm done for. I can only afford bean sprouts.
· 2026-10-07T11:33:26+00:00IGP-DI accelerates to 1.50% in September, pressured by food and energy
· 2026-10-07T09:53:44+00:00Man, the economy's totally insane right now. Feels like I'm being so wasteful just for food Oh God
· 2026-10-07T09:47:40+00:00Important news for Pakistanis seeking jobs in Europe More details: publicnews.com/07-Oct-2026/82 …
AI visual note: An evening cityscape of European-style buildings reflecting in a river, overlaid with Urdu text and a 'PUBLIC DIGITALL' logo.
· 2026-10-07T11:52:51.488000+00:00As the NYC Comptroller says the city's entry level jobs are down 25-40%. In what part of the world will politicians first embrace post-scarcity, and move beyond the concept of human employment being a necessity? Like it or not, our post-work future is bearing down on us; the only question is how quickly it will fully arrive. We can see self-driving tech will wipe out driving jobs. On robotics current trajectory, it seems likely they will master most unskilled & semi-skilled tasks during the 2030s. AI's job-shredding has already started. Mark D. Levine, the NYC Comptroller (the city's chief accountant), says AI is bearing down on the city's jobs fast. Entry-level posts are down 40-25% in many fields. Who will be the first politicians to acknowledge this reality, and propose realistic policies like UBI to deal with it? Some might suspect the progressive left, but I think it might just as likely start on the populist right.
· 2026-10-07T11:05:12+00:00Pazarda ortak sorun hayat pahalılığı
