Jonny Mack on Farcaster

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property rights, enforceable contracts, and free market economies oriented society toward nonviolent means of resource allocation the central assumption of these technologies is that scarcity is fundamental if ai successfully invalidates that assumption, how will society be reorganized?

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if invalidated i have no clue but the more i ponder ai the more i see a world where all the substantial aspects of society are enhanced and potentially abundant-ized unfortunately also likely after a sustained period of chaotic disruption tho

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Michael Pfister

attention will always be finite and scarce

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Aren’t resources like food, energy, time and natural resources still scarce?

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good convo starter, few open ended thoughts to keep it going scarcity is still very real so well prob have a transition period and focus on those with scarce resources also a desire to create unneeded demand to satiate profit incentives Imo I like the @balajis.eth style of network state, techno-optimized community as a North Star Less of a check box accumulation, more of optimizing the art of living

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Mike | Abundance 🌟

we'll need to organize it around... @abundance ;)

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It will reorganize under the fundamental premise that scarcity is scarce, and will structure accordingly, which is what scares a lot of people.

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agi will begin to emerge and take center ring. rogue quantum hackers will deploy global homomorphic injection attacks to wipe out every single agi agent and wreak havoc on finance…globalist billionaires and tech millionaires will panic & then emp attacks and wide-scale grid attacks will take down entire continents all at once. Then roving gangs of post-apocalyptic cannibals will basically ravage the wealthy. the ‘haves’ will have their skulls used for coffee-cups by the same ‘have-nots’ and creators they low-balled & grifted for years prior with their agents. /thegoodlums are set and waiting for this day.

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This feels like a question for both sci-fi writers and policymakers. The consequences of invalidating scarcity could break every existing system

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Honestly I feel if AI really does remove scarcity, maybe we stop thinking about owning things the old way. It could be more about sharing and taking care of what we have, not just locking it down.

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I don’t really like AI , yes it makes things easier but easier never helped the people

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