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Especulações sobre o futuro do trabalho são notoriamente escorregadias (Watson, 2008), variando desde narrativas tecnologicamente utópicas e progressistas (por exemplo, Handy, 1984) até previsões pessimistas sobre o fim do trabalho (por exemplo, Rifkin, 1995). No entanto, a impossibilidade de estabelecer empiricamente o que “poderia ser” (Watson, 2008) significa que uma boa dose de imaginação é necessária, tanto na formulação quanto na avaliação de tais especulações. Isso é particularmente verdadeiro em tempos socialmente turbulentos, que põem em questão a confiança relativa a inferências futuras a partir de tendências passadas.
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