Watched Wall E with the family. It's insightful how in 2008 the dystopian "human hooked up to a screen" theme was tilted over splashy big corporations running a la Blade Runner instead of what is turning out to be 15 years later (subtle, unconscious addiction).

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I think that the sudden acceleration of AI of the last months or so is going to completely change the game in terms of hopes and expectations for the next 50-100 years.

On the same dystopian topic, I watched a video of Sabine Hossenfelder about how US committee were trying to figure out to future proof nuclear waste disposal sites. It turns out that one of the major concern was that humans of the future would just be dumb.

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I remember the political angle of idiocracy, but I don't recall if there was any technological angle to it