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The death of human labor is highly exaggerated.
Yes, Universal Basic Welfare is coming.
AGI will bring an explosion of wealth and productivity, but scarcity will remain.
There will always be a scarcity of energy to do the work, a scarcity of the materials from which things are made, a scarcity of time to move materials from point A to point B, and a scarcity of choices (i.e., opportunity costs).
These scarcities will persist, and as long as they do, capitalism will always be needed to allocate our scarce capital.
With the advent of AGI and the resulting explosion of productivity and wealth, some may choose to do nothing but Netflix and chill on government handouts.
While they might live a materially adequate life, these people will be considered relatively poor.
However, there will still be plenty for humans to do, and many will want to continue contributing to society, even if it isn’t strictly necessary.
And, unsurprisingly, those who continue contributing will be considerably better off financially than those who don’t.
Here are 14 general occupations that will remain firmly under human control:
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The Palestinian flag represents violence, death, and destruction.
It is the flag of civilization lost.
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I want to make a movie about the Rooftop Koreans.
I already have a phenomenal script.
I’m looking for people interested in funding, producing, directing, or otherwise helping bring this story to the big screen.
If that’s you, reply below or DM me. Let’s make it happen.
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Ironically, socialists are against the ONE thing that MAY make socialism viable.
(AI, in case you’re wondering)
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Or maybe, just maybe, we could be MORE housing and not kick people out of the homes they have been in for the last 50 years.
Leftist solutions are always taxes, fines, and punishments.
Real solutions are win-win for all involved.
We should double property taxes for people over 65 to encourage downsizing and free up inventory for young families
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The world needs more billionaires.
More billionaires means more millionaires.
More millionaires means more people making $100k+
The only billionaires in poor countries are the people in the political class.
In free societies, more billionaires means more wealth at all levels.
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“society as a whole will plunge into fierce chaos”
Can these cult followers at Anthropic just stop talking?
ジャック・クラーク（世界最先端のAI企業、アンソロピック共同創設者）「私たちは今、シンギュラリティに突入した。これから、世界は大混乱のカオスになり、人類史上最大の富と史上最大の危険が同時に起こる」
「『シンギュラリティ（技術的特異点）は未来の話』だと思っていた人類に、世界最強AI『Claude』の生みの親が放った歴史的宣告」 2026年10月17日、IMF（国際通貨基金）年次総会・ペル・ヤコブソン記念講演（演題：Inside the Event Horizon）で語られた、世界激変の真実がコレ👇
・「特異点（シンギュラリティ）は、すでにここにある」
遠い未来のSFではない。クラークは「The singularity is here（特異点はすでにここに到達している）」と断言。この影響は一部のIT業界にとどまらず、人間の日常生活のあらゆる側面に津波のように波及する。
・本質は「AIだけでなく科学全体の進歩ペースの狂気の加速」
AIが便利になるだけの話ではない。AIによって物理、生物、医療、エネルギーなど「あらゆる科学の進歩スピードそのもの」が爆速化する。人類が何世代もかけて解けなかった科学の壁が、信じられないペースで次々と打ち破られる。
・人類を襲う「強烈な混乱と方向感覚の喪失（ディスオリエンテーション）」
世界の常識やルールが目まぐるしく書き換わり続けるため、社会全体が激しいカオスに突入する。「これまでの常識」にすがっている人間は、何が起きているのか理解すら追いつかない強烈な目眩（めまい）を覚えることになる。
・「絶大なる富」と「絶大なる危険」が同時に押し寄せる この知能爆発は、地球上の貧困や病気を吹き飛ばすほどの凄まじい富と豊かさをもたらす一方で、一歩扱いを間違えれば社会を破壊しかねない破滅的な危険（大惨事や制御不能のリスク）を同時にもたらす。
要するに、「『シンギュラリティはいつ来るのか？』と呑気に予想するフェーズは終わり、私たちはすでに特異点の渦中に突入しており、今後数年間で科学全体の進化スピードが爆発することで、人類史上最大の富と史上最大の危険が同時に雪崩れ込んでくる」ということです。
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If I were short on money and had to cut back, I would be more inclined to cut back on food expenses rather than my $200 OpenAi Pro account.
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Elon just inspired thousands of people to become engineers.
There is a reason the top engineers on the planet end up at Tesla and SpaceX.
Ok… don’t get me wrong. This is cool. Really cool. But also, how is this useful? Like, do we drive off cliffs, and safely float to the bottom? Are they going to start building hot wheel loop ramps? What do we do with this?
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I’ve been critical of the Roadster over the past couple years, but I’m glad they finally built it.
It has little direct practical value, but much is learned when you push to the extremes, and I wouldn’t be surprised if some of that tech makes it into future vehicles, on or off planet.
It was a spectacular demonstration that just inspired thousands of future engineers.
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