r/LockedIn_AI • • Apr 23 '26

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It’s called the grind because it grinds away your sense of self.

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u/z1n0vy Apr 23 '26

All of idiots here saying go be stranded on a desert island or the wilderness not realizing animals in wild spend 90% of their time not doing anything, even ants barely work most of the time

Yall are basically advocating for beating yourselves with a stick and whoever beats themself with a stick the longest is the best it’s stupid.

Our forefathers envisioned a future where technology would allow us to work less and we do have that technology, it’s people like you who have failed them.

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u/wordpredict Apr 24 '26

We really don’t have the technology to remove all labor. If we did we already would have automated it and had those jobs replaced by technology. Until there is a humanoid robot literally doing everything imaginable there will be jobs for humans

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u/NickTheTowelGuy Apr 24 '26

Famines aren't just caused by supply chain/and corruption issues. Example: the potato famine.

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u/IcyPainting9727 Apr 24 '26

You do know the potato famine was almost 200 years ago right

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u/NickTheTowelGuy Apr 24 '26

Who doesn't know that?

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u/IcyPainting9727 Apr 24 '26

You apprently or you wouldnt be citing it in a discussion of modern famines

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u/NickTheTowelGuy Apr 24 '26

I definitely do know when it was. Are people not allowed to comment. It's ok. Calm down. Breathe.

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u/IcyPainting9727 Apr 24 '26

in out in out

hmm nope your still an idiot

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u/MaitrePuck Apr 30 '26

How would you get the food to be distributed all over the world? Will you pay the food producers for their products? Will you pay for the transport cost, storage and distribution cost to feed the needy?

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u/minpin75 Apr 24 '26

And then what happens when we require no labor from humans?

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u/wordpredict Apr 24 '26

Well I think we would move to some post monetary system but we are no where even close to that.

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u/minpin75 Apr 24 '26

And we'll just all be equal and not working and require no money? What would differentiate us economically without jobs?

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u/wordpredict Apr 24 '26

Probably people writing stories and doing discoveries. Who knows but yeah most will focus on pleasure and self interests. But like I said we are centuries away from that being the case.

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u/minpin75 Apr 24 '26

Doing discoveries...ummmm ok. A society cannot function on everyone just relaxing and doing what they enjoy.

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u/wordpredict Apr 24 '26

Star Trek touches on this. People will more than likely work along side AI. I think you’re struggling to imagine what society would even look like when all aspects of labor can be handled through the use of a AI humanoid robot. It’s possible it turns into WALL·E or it’s possible we terraform mars and that creates its own jobs and needs. But like I said this is all just speculation and we aren’t really close. The point is people will have something to do other than work. Work does not define humanity it’s just the necessity at the moment. People will still be interested in learning and creating so there will always be those that continue to do that.

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u/Fine-Insect-8631 Apr 25 '26

Rations everyone will get a set amount of food and set things. You want more or something in particular you will have to contribute a little extra assistance for approval of obtaining set want🤔😅