for as long as books written by Dan Kennedy and Alex Hormozi are readily available, escaping wage slavery is always a possibility
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If anyone wants to see an example of people lacking empathy this person here
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Jun 13
Yep. Take 30% of the jobs and remaining employees will accept starvation level wages just to have an income, a small income is better than zero. Say hi to permanent underclass.
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That's the Dem voters. They are just sheep.
Yeah, we steal from you - but racism. So keep voting for us.
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Jun 11
I can agree with that, but the disaster capitalistic race to the top to be the "WINNER" is the absolute wrong way to approach vital tech innovation.
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Please explain to me how this could be a good thing for the American people? And please do t make this from a "financial" point of view. That is temporary. What is the long term benefit?
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There are no signs or trend that you need less skill. Rather the opposite.
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The models definitely aren’t there today. And there’s no guarantee that they improve
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The people he has appointed and the Republican Congress intend to do away with it completely screwing over millions of seniors. So it is his problem. And he’s doing nothing to fix it, meanwhile spending billions on a war so much for America first.
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That is the missing piece. If AI concentrates ownership, the gains concentrate too. The tax debate is only one layer.
The deeper question is who owns the productivity, who benefits from it, and whether government is serious enough to deal with that before the damage spreads.
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I agree for homes.
The real test is boring reliability: 8 hours same task no rescue no drama.
Factories will come first because the world is controlled.
Homes are chaos.
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Jun 9
Overvalued stocks that aren't profitable going public just mirrors the dot com bubble is all.
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"Who cares about weather forecasts?"
Entire major industries like agriculture, shipping, mining, tourism etc.
And how about the other (partly) chaotic systems like financial markets and biology, which I mentioned?
Much of what humans need from AI is limited by chaos theory.
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I think people might be getting the wrong impression from my post. I'm just saying it's not perfect and I can see where the gaps are. It's still an INCREDIBLE tool that empowers me to do great things fast. My ASI 2030 timeline hasn't slipped yet.
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