I am, just busy - gonna make some more videos at some point though :)

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@@AhmedDoufan Yes

@@The-Rest-of-Us why stopped posting alot of us, find your content very useful

I want someone who can guide me on the things I don’t know.

@@shreyvaghela3963 Subscriptions don’t mean much anymore unfortunately. I’ve only ever gotten 25k views on this video. That’s also part of the reason I was a bit demotivated to rush out another one… I do have many other videos I still want to make though

With the technological progress in AI and robotics in the last 7 years I'm more convinced than ever that most humans won't be "working" for a living. In fact, every human who *must* work would be evidence of a technological failure. That doesn't mean I love the idea of a world where everyone is sitting around being lazy. I'm just saying that in order to produce most of our goods and services only very little human input will be required. We should have more public discussion about how to construct a healthy, happy society around such a technological reality.

@@The-Rest-of-Us You're waiting for something that cannot happen under capitalism. Machines cannot create value, and any business that tries to do so will see their profits crash. It is an impossibility.

@@draekalloy3673 What are you talking about? Machines are already creating most of the value today. Check human productivity/ GDP per capita over the last 150 years. It's up 100x. Our biology didn't change. We're just leveraging technology to produce way more things and services. It's so plainly obvious, I don't even know how anyone could argue otherwise.

@@The-Rest-of-Us If machines can create value, then why haven't we replaced all manufacturing personnel? Why have restaurants not replaced all their chefs with mechanical chefs? Why have the cashiers not been replaced with vending machines, teachers with interactive teaching software, taxi drivers and bus drivers with self driving units? Take a look around you. If machines can truly create value, humans would not be employed. Machines do not create value, they merely transfer the value that has already been embedded in them into the products they create. Thus, any business that has to purchase these machines has already paid upfront for every bit of value the machine will ever produce, rendering profit impossible. All you have to do is do a cursory search on the labor theory of value to know that such a phenomenon is impossible.

@@draekalloy3673 I’m honestly unsure if you’re trolling… are you seriously arguing that because we haven’t yet automated *everything* you don’t believe machines can create *any* value? You say “Companies pay upfront for every penny of profits a machine will produce” - that sentence make zero sense. Then why would companies buy machines at all? There should be zero machines in use anywhere, if machines created no value. So you are saying it’s impossible for humans to lose their jobs to machines? Do I really need to provide you with a list of jobs that used to be manual labour and are now done by machines? And if those jobs created value when they were done by humans, why don’t they create value when done by machines? Again, wtf are you talking about?

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