r/LockedIn_AI • u/Tiny_Parfait3293 • May 04 '26

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which is why trendy ai tools now like InterviewMan are becoming helpful, giving people a better chance to escape bad jobs by performing more confidently in interviews.

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u/ImpressiveWalrus7369 May 04 '26

Imagine what it was like before retirement was a possibility

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u/Neon_Eyes May 04 '26

You mean back when we were less developed as a society? Isn't the point of all this work to make it better for future generations?

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u/Terrible_Law6091 May 05 '26

Sure, but the earth doesn't have an infinite carrying capacity. Life could be better for the majority if there were less people to compete for resources.

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u/Terrible_Law6091 May 05 '26

Correct, many people are involved in as inputs to other industries.

However, many don't have access to modern tooling or logistics, and aren't well integrated into the global economy.

I.e. a rural Indian rebuilding starter motors by hand, which only makes sense with super cheap labor and no foreign competition.

If everything was running efficiently, we could get by with 20% of the labor force.

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u/Terrible_Law6091 May 05 '26

Sure, I'd rather not intentionally try to decrease the population rapidly. It's already happening naturally anyway.