not so hot take: we're going to have a future where there will be those who will build startups -- high risk, high return and HIGH AF LEARNING -- and those who will work full-time.

This already exists but its going to become 10x apparent as in those who have homes and those who don't.

Autonomous cars will decongest some of this with urban cities popping up further away but human as social creatures will get majority power laws from main city centers (NY, Austin, Seattle, London, Delhi etc).

Intragenerational Inequality is in for a reckoning.

I'm not one for doom and gloom, we had indie hackers well before COVID's remote work policies. There will always a route for the fringe groups and escapists but the large majority is going to live in one of these two words.

Efforts of human labor don't scale the way precedented technology gains have distributed and they certainly won't be fairly shared in the age of intelligence.