Jeff Booth | Reimagining Work: Do we really need jobs?

Jeff Booth | Reimagining Work: Do we really need jobs?

From Time Standard by Makoto Shibuya

January 8, 2026 · 1h 3m

About this episode

Jeff Booth and Makoto Shibuya discuss the future of work and the transformative potential of technology and Bitcoin on societal structures.

Jeff Booth and Makoto Shibuya explore the evolving landscape of work, the impact of technology and Bitcoin on the economy, and the fundamental shifts in human motivation and societal structures. They discuss how traditional jobs may become obsolete, the potential for Bitcoin to reshape value creation, and the importance of love and belonging in driving human behavior. The dialogue emphasizes the need for a new paradigm that embraces decentralization and innovation, ultimately leading to a future where individuals can thrive without the constraints of a debt-based system. Date Correction: This was recorded on October 28th, 2025. Takeaways The future of jobs may not be as we know it today. Technological advancements can lead to job obsolescence but also create new opportunities. Bitcoin has the potential to redefine value creation and ownership. Decentralization could transform cities and living arrangements. Human motivation is deeply tied to love and belonging, not just financial gain. The transition to a new economic system will take time and patience. Knowledge and understanding of Bitcoin can empower individuals. The current system often misallocates value and creates…

People in this episode

Host: Makoto Shibuya

Guest: Jeff Booth

Topics covered

  • future of work
  • technology impact
  • Bitcoin
  • decentralization
  • human motivation
  • economic systems

Keywords

  • jobs
  • technology
  • Bitcoin
  • decentralization
  • value creation
  • human behavior
  • economic transition

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