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Comment by Greg Jensen
Co-Chief Investment Officer at Bridgewater Associates.
I think the policy that the token tax most gets at is putting human labor and, potentially, replacement machine labor on similar terms. I think it just is common sense that we don’t want to incentivize machine labor over human labor. When you tax something, you’re creating incentives. There are a bunch of taxes, both that individuals and corporations pay when you’re talking about human labor; machine labor should be put on those same terms.Unverified (Aug 27, 2026)
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