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Top Comments (10)
It’s not the AI that will screw us all over…..it’s the Governments utilizing the AI that will try to turn us all into dependent slaves.
Idle people with infinite free time…what could go wrong?
This is why the elites want rid of us. We will be even worse "useless eaters" in their opinion.
Just listen to the false promise. Oh paradise, no work, no effort. Yeah right. You will be controlled with no freedom. Digital currency, controlled driving, social credit. It can all be controlled and taken from you. Robots patrolling streets. Curfews. Those in power are never going to just let you reap benefits for nothing.
W(e already know what people will do if they dont go to work, because we had the COVID lockdown experiment. People stayed home, ate Doritos, didn't shower, got fat & depressed. They didn't suddenly become artistic & musical prodigies just because they had a lot of free time)
It's not about work or money but about control. Once you make people dependant on AI and government/big companies, then you lose all your rights, freedom of speech and 2A will be 'adjusted' to remove your rights and freedoms
My grandmother lived to be 98. At the end she was legally blind, hard of hearing, wore dentures, could barely walk, had high blood pressure, and needed a lot of expensive meds just to function. What would the point be in living another 20 or 30 years unless they could make you incredibly healthy during that time, quality of life means more than length in my opinion.
My husband and I went to the grocery store the other day and only the self checkouts were available, he was bagging I was scanning. We ended up having to have the worker come over 8 times to “help” us because the scanner kept giving us errors. It was insane. Once we got in the car he told me, “we now have convenience at the cost of inconvenience.” That really hit home with me.
I hate AI. It’s not helping us. It’s morphing our reality and making us less connected to each other. 😢
Matt's statement that time with your children simply vanishes and never returns is spot on. I've been feeling it so much lately. My oldest is 18 now, then there's a 16-year-old, an 11-year-old, and thankfully, a 4-year-old. I think about the time when my older children were little kids every single day, and it feels like those children have died and never come back. Of course, as the older kids they are now, they're still there, and I love them as much as ever. But... I don't know... it's strange. And I find myself thinking more and more that my parents went through the same thing with me and my siblings.
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Top Comments (10)
It’s not the AI that will screw us all over…..it’s the Governments utilizing the AI that will try to turn us all into dependent slaves.
Idle people with infinite free time…what could go wrong?
This is why the elites want rid of us. We will be even worse "useless eaters" in their opinion.
Just listen to the false promise. Oh paradise, no work, no effort. Yeah right. You will be controlled with no freedom. Digital currency, controlled driving, social credit. It can all be controlled and taken from you. Robots patrolling streets. Curfews. Those in power are never going to just let you reap benefits for nothing.
W(e already know what people will do if they dont go to work, because we had the COVID lockdown experiment. People stayed home, ate Doritos, didn't shower, got fat & depressed. They didn't suddenly become artistic & musical prodigies just because they had a lot of free time)
It's not about work or money but about control. Once you make people dependant on AI and government/big companies, then you lose all your rights, freedom of speech and 2A will be 'adjusted' to remove your rights and freedoms
My grandmother lived to be 98. At the end she was legally blind, hard of hearing, wore dentures, could barely walk, had high blood pressure, and needed a lot of expensive meds just to function. What would the point be in living another 20 or 30 years unless they could make you incredibly healthy during that time, quality of life means more than length in my opinion.
My husband and I went to the grocery store the other day and only the self checkouts were available, he was bagging I was scanning. We ended up having to have the worker come over 8 times to “help” us because the scanner kept giving us errors. It was insane. Once we got in the car he told me, “we now have convenience at the cost of inconvenience.” That really hit home with me.
I hate AI. It’s not helping us. It’s morphing our reality and making us less connected to each other. 😢
Matt's statement that time with your children simply vanishes and never returns is spot on. I've been feeling it so much lately. My oldest is 18 now, then there's a 16-year-old, an 11-year-old, and thankfully, a 4-year-old. I think about the time when my older children were little kids every single day, and it feels like those children have died and never come back. Of course, as the older kids they are now, they're still there, and I love them as much as ever. But... I don't know... it's strange. And I find myself thinking more and more that my parents went through the same thing with me and my siblings.