Even Elon Is Talking About The Age Of Abundance
We are entering a completely new era. This still takes some imagination but we are seeing things starting to fall into place.
In this video I discuss how a number of technological advancements are creating the pathway where we can build most of whatever we want.
How do things change when labor is abundanct? What does the economy look like then?
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BEER.I think by then the economy should be better. Technology advancement is what we all need and we hope for but it should not be something of too excessive amount
I believe there's progress and better advancement which we will definitely experience soon that will be much better
I believe in the future our most worries will be around having too much things and activities while calmness will become a luxury.
I do not believe in Elon
If i had to take my guess, he is selling hopium as the food shortages are being set in place.
And, we already have the technology to make a very abundant world.
However, there are people with ALL the money that want everyone to suffer. To reduce the population to less than a ⅒th of what it is currently.
If we had a neutral govern-cement, we would already be in energy abundance.
Soooo, with a govern-cement that is against us, we have to continue with technological advancement until energy production can be made in any home.
This book, published in 1887, proposes a much better way to manage production of goods than the current split of the profits.
Had you heard of it?
I think it's possible for most of the production to be completely taken care of by robots. The world will move somewhere else such as VR/AR because real life might not matter as much. I wonder what is your take on sports as the world goes digital?
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Summary:
In this video, Task discusses the concept of the age of abundance, inspired by Elon Musk's recent mention of it at an event. He delves into the potential of abundant energy, information, transformation, and money, as well as the influence of sustainable energy initiatives like electric vehicles and solar panels. Task then shifts focus to Musk's project, the Tesla Bot, which revolves around the idea of replacing mundane, dangerous, and repetitive jobs with automation. He reflects on the rapid technological advancements and the potential for an abundance of resources and labor. Task also touches on the importance of ownership in an increasingly automated world and emphasizes the significance of cryptocurrency, NFTs, and DAOs in reshaping societal structures.
Detailed Article:
Task starts off by introducing the topic of the age of abundance, which he ties back to Elon Musk's recent mention of it at an event in Austin, Texas. Drawing from Musk's perspective on abundance, Task emphasizes the impending era where humanity is poised to experience a surplus of energy, information, transformation, and even money. He discusses Musk's commitment to sustainable energy through ventures like electric vehicles, solar panels, and battery production. Despite varying opinions on the efficacy of sustainable energy solutions, Task underscores the momentum behind these initiatives and the broader trend towards renewable energy sources.
The conversation transitions to Musk's announcement of the Tesla Bot, a project that aims to rethink labor in the economy by automating repetitive and mundane tasks. Task muses on the implications of a workforce predominantly comprising bots and the potential for limitless labor resources. He suggests that such automation could redefine the nature of work, freeing humans from arduous and unfulfilling tasks. While acknowledging the uncertainty of when fully functional AI-driven systems may materialize, Task underscores the need to contemplate the profound impact such advancements could have on society.
Furthermore, Task reflects on the swift pace of technological evolution, urging viewers to consider the rapid transformation that may unfold in the coming decades. He draws parallels between past advancements like the Industrial Revolution and the current era of digitization, emphasizing the exponential nature of progress. Task highlights the democratizing potential of technologies like cryptocurrency, NFTs, and DAOs in reshaping traditional power structures and enabling decentralized ownership.
Moreover, Task delves into the historical progression of societal abundance, comparing the present state of resource availability and technological convenience to past eras marked by scarcity. He underscores the role of innovation in driving progress and emphasizes the need to address issues of ownership and resource distribution in an increasingly automated world. Task critiques the dominance of corporations in modern society, attributing their rise to historical necessity but cautioning against their detrimental impact.
In conclusion, Task reiterates the transformative potential of ongoing technological developments, exemplified by initiatives like Starlink, which seek to expand internet access globally. He encourages viewers to ponder the implications of an age of abundance facilitated by automation, digitization, and sustainable energy solutions. Task's insights underscore the complex interplay between technological innovation, societal structures, and the quest for a more equitable and resource-abundant future.
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