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Bernie Sanders warns ‘worst is yet to come’ in rallying cry against billionaires
(www.theguardian.com)
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It's the stupidest thing since they're fighting against UBI at the same time. Robots taking everyone's jobs should be a utopian future to look forward to, but instead they're creating a situation that's universally bad for everyone including themselves. When nobody is employed and nobody has any source income, who's going to give the oligarchs more money via consumerism?
I know a lot of billionaires want to bring back a tech-flavoured version of feudalism where they live ~~like~~ as actual kings but even medieval peasants were given some form of bread and circus to keep them from rising up.
Billionaires right now are on track to create a duel between millions to billions of poor and hungry people against the tiny number of them. Without bread and circuses, the people have nothing to live for except overthrowing their oppressors
The stock market, thsy think they just invest in each other. The whole idea is not needing humans at all. If they could get the robots to mass produce their food then they wouldn't give a fuck if the companies make money. Hell they dont now and still earn billions a year.
in so many things it just gets me how these things should be utopian but are dystopian because of powerful folks coopting and exploiting them. I should love smartphones and drones and ai and such rather than despising it all.
Why do we allow the rich to be so powerful? Because they've amassed so many imaginary units?
I think its because most of us are just looking to enjoy our days and our more concerned about what we can do in our lives and make things better than stopping people from making things worse. I mean my academic goals when young was research around gene therapy.
We all wanted Star Trek… but what we’re really going to get is The Expanse
One thing about playing cyberpunk 2077 is it feels so creepily close. Especially all the homelessness and the way the rental buildings worked.
They seem to be convinced that we can no longer revolt against them. Only time will tell if they are correct if nothing stops them