I feel attached to the idea of work, labor in service of something larger then myself. Something good. But I also worry I can never really get this in such an exploitative and transactional system.
Would you work if it meant something and wasn't just lining someone's pockets?
I just found this so horrific tbh. The idea that a person could NEVER not have been in a fulfilling relationship due to circumstances they couldnt control is just so alien. Its exactly what id expect from status seeking individuals in a city area.
Some basic context because I deleted the post so lost the images but both posts contain images of climate denial/reductionist subreddits like OptimistsUnite. I guess the mod used his powers to see my hidden posts and release them on his personal subreddit and then crosspost onto the main... Had no idea this was the dynamic on there.
Very disappointing but not exactly a huge shocker.. Tell me what you guys think.
Is there a way out to get Neetbux in America? Im 19 right now and ofc stay with my parents. a small income could help me get around finally and maybe I get a job or smth idk. Let me know chat
You can always count on unidentifiable people in suits to tell you the truth
It genuinely boggles the mind when looking at normie life and trying to reason how society or more specifically profit motivated societies function at this point. I cant afford anything. if I didnt have my parents to help me id probably die or at least suffer miserably for years and die of some sort of poverty illness and I grieve that its like this because im not bad. I did just about everything right and still got chewed up and spit out. I dont even know how to write a resume or do an interview I have literally zero skills and zero interest in improving my situation. But id still give it all up if given the opportunity an honest opportunity to change with help. But thats the issue this system has no such honesty, you will suffer, you will die. It is a miracle that these systems even function. I imagine the only thing keeping society together at this point is a couple hundred thousand people in autopilot who were lucky enough to stumble their way through this nonsense.
Title, but I found a MAJOR Climate Denial/Reductionist subreddit (OptimistsUnite) and I wanted to talk about it and see what you guys think.
China is currently a mixed market system as we all know with heavy regulation on markets and less speculation. if they wanted they could use ai to centrally plan large projects or prices dynamically. it would literally be the market benefits without the cons but ofc would need to be heavily supervised and take a long rollout to work. why arent they trying? and if they are how?
Ai is an extremely inefficient use of electricity in return for labor, shouldnt a technocratic dystopian elite want to use human brains instead? find a way to turn the human brain into a "computer" and use that to query for answers by feeding it lots of information. it would be many millions of times more efficient and more dystopian. so why not do that instead of building tens/hundreds of thousands of acres of hyperscale datacenters? seems like they jumped the gun a bit on this.
Free retraining for any needed employment, better public transport, capped rent, and even subsidized healthy food.
asking bc if i was given a solid program that guarantees employment id prob do it. but assume it isnt a program but just the way society was structured so everyone got this minimum.
you will not see a single low-med level engineer advocate for ai in the spreadsheets or ai in the customer service or ai here ai there bc they know it has limited use. for writing emails quickly? yes. agentic? hell NAH!
middle management and up to ceo all have a strange fixation on replacing labor with ai but don’t even know what ai is so it’s why they build the huge datacenters to train ai but it will not work how they want. it will hurt us badly and they will get bailed out.
sorta unrelated
"Most CEOs would tell you, we are just beginning our AI journey. So if it already comprises 50%, imagine what it’s going to look like in a year, three years, five years.," its CEO said.
Found on Twitter
