If you live outside of major cities, the vibes around tech and AI are truly terrible. 

Yet, it's our greatest opportunity to dig ourselves out the financial and governmental crises we're in.

That belief has me feeling like a complete nonconformist... like the guy trying to sell drugs at the local church picnic.

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Just about everyone I talk to outside of tech feels pretty scared about job losses, robots/terminator scenarios and they absolutely hate Elon/don’t get space travel. Obviously, it’s a generalization, but seems pervasive

wdym with the vibes being truly terrible?

Rural bubbles of tech/AI-curious and agnostic communities exist, but we’re mostly lacking in the economic or educational pieces to effectuate anything dealing with adoption. Western NE feels like it’s stuck in 2002 but with $50 gigabit fiber as a baseline for home internet.