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Chainleft
@chainleft
2008 and 2020 economic crises were not planned but they were immediately used by the paid politicians to transfer more wealth from the working class to the wealthy. Crises were used to justify layoffs, bailouts, tax cuts. This is not sth that can be refuted, it's all public data. The difference in 2025 crisis is it's planned. AI will inevitably come for many jobs and there needs to be a crisis (according to the wealthy) to remove you from the equation easily. You don't hate the wealthy enough - they are already waging a violent class war on YOU: the person who works everyday to earn a living. Make no mistake. The wealthy don't work, they rent out (Gates is the biggest farmland owner in the US) and make statements (Musk doesn't really do any tangible work, he tweets & makes unprofitable decisions). That's it. The step before inevitable mass violence is stopping all unnecessary consumption. While you still have some power, you should try to buy only from worker-owned or local businesses.
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highplains.base.eth 🎩✨🔴
@highplains66
Good take. Scary stuff. I especially hate the line 'oh AI/robotics will create enough jobs to replace the ones lost'. While that may have been true before (Automobiles, the Internet) I definitely feel that is not true now. Like a planned Disaster Capitalism / Shock Doctrine scenario https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shock_Doctrine $33 $degen
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Chainleft
@chainleft
Yep. Finally bringing the devastation also home. And yes, there's no way AI will create enough jobs to replace the ones lost. Only if "job" means sth different (3-day weeks?) that would work, and even then not in the next decade. This is not to attack the tech, it's the owners class that deserves the attack.
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