@RyanTanaka Right, not until we reach ASi to give us those directives. People would never consciously choose to live in a harmonious society. We're making too much money of of everything being dysfunctional and destructive.
@RyanTanaka You put more thought into it than I have. I'm just banking on society transitioning to a RBE, which means everything trends towards $0. Where people volunteer to maintain any particular system of society that hasn't been automated yet.
@Neosocratas@BurnieSendersX@elonmusk You're missing the point because the only lens you can frame reality through is government, jobs, and economics. There's much more to life than that.
@Neosocratas@BurnieSendersX@elonmusk And what happens when Ai and humanoid bots are more capable than humans? When your identity is so tightly bound to your work occupation, what happens when that is taken away?
@RyanTanaka Seems that would just push a lot of people to sell their Teslas or add them to the network or give up owning their own car altogether and robotaxi everywhere. Perhaps that's the point.
@BurnieSendersX@elonmusk I get the joke, but this is a false equivalence. Like saying if you don't like Capitalism then you should just go live off the land. But everyone owns the land and that's illegal. The only choice anyone has under Capitalism is to submit to labor for income, or die.
I'm not interested in working a BS job I hate to maintain our fake-ass economy, just so I can feel good about having kids on a planet with a bunch of morons who are destroying the environment they depend on for their survival. There's no meaning to any of it. This is beside the fact that I'm just not interested in any women I meet.
@L0L1Y401TR4P@elonmusk I'm not gonna have kids based on a breeding race with retards. I'd hate being the kid born from that and finding out that's the only reason I exist.
Supposedly the internet is nearly 80% bots. I also suppose there are occasions where I'm dealing with an actual human who just doesn't know or hadn't reasoned something the same way I did. Some degree of debate can be healthy and help you sharpen your sword of reasoning. Say the thing, but keep the emotional investment to a minimum.