2) it is a "fact" that sufficient consumer demand, i.e. adequate discretionary purchasing power, always has been, and always will be, the primary creator of jobs--NOT business investors, which don't (or should not) hire any workers until it is absolutely unavoidable in order to increase net business profits--at least unless and until the accelerating development of ever more labor-saving tech results in a chronic and increasing shortage of jobs of any kind relative to demand for jobs.

Since a growing number of science and technology, business, and government experts now think the end of full employment will increase in likelihood over the next 20 years and beyond, I think now is the time to think through our options proactively, rather than ignore or deny this possibility and then try to cope with such a profound change after the fact--when cooler heads are unlikely to prevail.  

Finally, I do have one criticism of your article, that being your brief and passing mention of --con't