Imagine if the Renaissance, the collapse of Rome, and the industrial revolution all happened at the same time. I think that's where we're headed on the timeline

Also the devaluation of human labor will be akin to the automobile replacing horses

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But the displaced horses didn't have to "earn a living" like the humans do...

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Well, a lot of them were work horses, and their owners decided that the best way for them to provide value was by becoming pet food. There was a bit of a horse holocaust :/

Oy. Hope this is where the analogy breaks down... 😮

I don't think the systems we have are ready either. 

I'm concerned about the toll this transition will take (and is already taking) on humans. 

As another caster once put it: "Who's solving the need to make a living for actual living breathing humans?"

I don't know the answer to that question.

I hope so too! but I don't think the systems we have in place are ready for this big of a change yet

Don’t worry, if they can’t shift the Overton window fast enough to make turning the late underclass into biodiesel palatable, then the next best alternative is to enslave them into The Matrix

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I saw yarvin's name and my eyes rolled so far back in my head, Holy fuck. Still no incentive to keep the underclass wireheaded though

Don’t worry, if they can’t shift the Overton window fast enough to make turning the late underclass into biodiesel palatable, then the next best alternative is to enslave them into The Matrix

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