@David_Moscrop it's not capitalism, the opposite actually.. it's socialist-dominant, liberal political policy.
if we actually unleashed our capabilities we'd be one of the wealthiest countries in the world.
but we've been governed by liberals for 10 years.
@realMarkSenJr@GrantLavac Or just protect his safety and abide by the law when he agreed to never disclose what he knows. you can tell that he wants it all to come out but canโt say anything until it does
@GrantLavac Very easy to see he was denying (like he said he would) to protect his own safety. You can see it in him that he wants this all to come out.
@theCTO I feel like Higgsfield is the biggest propped up product from marketing alone. truly wonder how profitable they are / how long before it comes crashing down
@chrisbledsoeufo@RyanDBledsoe@BledsoePodcast@Wheres_Gino@emmcarol So many low iq readers who just think the world's going to go up and smoke from one day to the next.
the logical take would be that this could be the start of a new period where great change occurs.
people make it way bigger than anything chris has ever said
@PuckPicks1 I have the same slip except Ovechkin to score instead of wilson, Bro lights up the lamp in home openers and loves scoring against the penguins.
Our civilisation is going to have to move beyond the idea of people needing a full time job just to survive and be a valued member of society, and we're gonna have to do it very quickly.
The idea that we may soon have artificial superintelligence smarter than the sum total of humanity, yet force people to attend a job where they do fake work for fake status-maxxing retards, in exchange for fake fiat currency is completely insane.
If we reach ASI and humans are still forced to compete for 9-5 wage slavery to live in a dogbox and order slopbowls for dinner in one tap whilst doomscrolling tiktok in hyper-realistic VR, we have failed as a species.
Full time jobs, for the most part, should be optional in the future.
They should be replaced by optional side quests of one's own choosing.
Ironically, this is really what capitalism is supposed to be about. We were supposed to work hard for something, and that something is not retirement, it's life itself.
The money exchanged along the way was a means to an end - a construct to achievement-maxx, gain status, and signal yourself as a productive member of society to differentiate yourself.
In a hard currency system this is closer to what people's everyday lives would look like anyway, because they would have significantly more savings and hence be able to take more risks or not work full-time anyway.
Full-time work in exchange for fiat is ludicrous in a world of physical abundance.
There's no 'extra morality' in exchanging human time (work) for production in a world where production is fully automated by AI and humanoids.
Society will have so much output that what will it really matter that you - a mere human - add one more output to the pile? Who cares?
So all you are left with is side quests that maximise personal fulfilment, not full time work for an employer.
@Fair_and_Biased@OrwellianTimes2 If their ideologies were genuinely poisonous then getting 1m views on a video would definitely expose it for what it is.
seems like rn youโre the only one with a poisonous attitude
itโs a conversation, chill out
@Fair_and_Biased@OrwellianTimes2 You guys take everything too seriously.
he probably did these interviews to lowkey rage bait all you weirdos who get up in arms when someone talks to someone you donโt like
@IAmAlenSultanic I guess it just depends on how you define influencer. most slop influencers with no substance will die off for sure. but as long as people are doing interesting things there will always be an audience willing to listen
@IAmAlenSultanic Heavily disagree
itโs new now so itโll be a trend but people and real stories are the basis of culture. real mfs will always prevail
Dude I see new creators pop up every day getting 50-100k views on new videos without editing, just with a iphone recording them lol.
there's never been an easier time to blow up a personal brand just by being passionate about what you're talking about
10 years ago? forget it, only 1/1M people made it in the content space. now anyone can. ESPECIALLY with AI as a content team/research/prep machine