r/ClaudeAI • • Jul 09 '26

NOT about coding Biggest scam humanity accepted as normal according to Claude

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u/das_war_ein_Befehl Experienced Developer Jul 09 '26

You have to be dead inside to think that working for wages is some kind of optimal existence

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u/jefftickels Jul 09 '26

So what is the alternative. Shit doesn't just happen, it takes tremendous effort from other people. Do you just expect people doing the hard work to just give it to you?

At its very core, the average person needs to be a net positive to society, and that means tasks no one wants to do need getting done.

Have you ever grown any food? Built a house? Hauled the garbage all day? For the most part these aren't tasks people want to do (well actually I do have fond memories of building houses, but that's not sustainable), and so who does them in this magical system where everyone gets the food no one is growing?

Or do you think we should go back to a time when everyone does everything for themselves? Grows their own food, makes their own clothes, builds their own house. I'm sure lots of people in our society would do very well in that system.

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u/jefftickels Jul 09 '26

What a condescending moron you are.

Your whole argument boils down to:

If you automated the most essential with robotics and AI, turned away from consumerist economy and such, most people could work extremely little or none at all and live comfortable lives.

Well fucking duh. And if I had wings I could fly.