RE: The Economy of Automatic for the People
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Dear @tarazkp , Currently, in East Asia, including Korea, most people have not adapted to the creation and use of artificial intelligence.
So, most of them choose jobs such as carpenters, barbers, novelists, entertainers, painters, singers, and YouTubers that artificial intelligence cannot.
They, including me, do not know the wisdom of a handsome guy @tarazkp .😄
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They probably interact with automattion several times daily in some way - they just don't recognize it. When it comes to YouTube for example, the "suggestions" are made via algorithm.
Dear my friend @tarazkp, You are correct!
By the way, most Koreans don't speak English, so they don't understand your thoughts. In particular, they do not know your opinion against centralization.
They often believe that you, an English speaker, take evil profits by manipulating the world's stock and cryptocurrency markets.
There are voices among Koreans claiming that by joining the new economic sphere created by the Chinese, they can escape the domination of Westerners.
Most of the Koreans do not speak English, so there is a limit to the acquisition and interpretation of new information.
Koreans tend to believe that they are discriminated against compared to English speaking people like you.
I am not sure about the benefits decentralization gives me. I believe in you, but it is difficult to understand your articles because my English is poor.