Row 22781

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First, i never said it was the end of the world. But assuming that just because things are good now, that they will always be good is a fallacy that humans have repeated for millennia. Also, just to make sure you aren't misunderstanding me, i am not saying that machines are going to replace all work in 10 years. But i believe that in 10 years it will become unequivocally apparent that we are heading in that direction and you will no longer be able to argue otherwise.

If you had been alive in Pre WW1 Germany and someone told you that a madman would rise to fame and power and start massacring people by the millions, you would have said "keep wearing your tinfoil hat and ranting about impossible scenarios." But it did happen. Just because things are working fine now doesn't mean they will continue to be fine forever. Every successful nation in the HISTORY of mankind has eventually fallen, and to assume that we are special or immune is ignorant. Change is inevitable, and things will never remain the same forever.

I am only pointing out the potential problems that automation could bring because in the case that it DOES come to pass, its going to be much better to be prepared to adapt, instead of crumble and be replaced by another nation who is willing to change. Automation is not the threat. People's unwillingness to adapt is the threat.

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