ghost2most

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The work will change. But it also did through the agricultural revolution, the Industrial Revolution, and the technology revolution. People adapt and change. Not eliminate.

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That's the argument that this time is NOT different, but the counter is that this is different.

Unlike those examples, instead of moving jobs into other areas, it just takes them completely. AI bros argue there is nothing a human could do an AI can't do better.

I hope this is all fear porn, but if AI eventually disrupts most jobs (including physical labor), and we end up living off of gov't UBI, won't it create a caste system of those with assets before and those without?

How would one move up in the world if you have no ability to make more money through hard work?

I know this is the more dystopian viewpoint, but it's kind of unsettling to think you may just be stuck where you are.

I'm not even sure how you prepare for would may be coming.

I think what ya'll are missing is that this team when healthy is still not a contender.

Yes, it's for sure a play-in team, but it's still got major weaknesses.

I think our timeline has to be built around Fears/Queen.

That means continuing to kind of suck and getting good picks, not fighting for no. 7-10 in the west.

The West isn't getting any easier either.

OKC
Spurs
LAL
Den
Min

Aren't going away.

Even though Durant will fall off a cliff, Houston will still be good.

Clippers may be able to eek out one more year before Kawhi misses two years per Uncle Dennis.

Utah is gonna be good.

Dallas is gonne be pretty good too.

Portland is on the up.

Sac sucks but will get better with their rookie.

I'm not overly optimistic for Warriors, Suns or Grizz but none are terrible.

I just don't think even 100 percent healthy this team is good enough not to try to get top picks.

We don't have a superstar.

Classic BI. Great first half and mostly invisible after

I know nothing about Bain but wasn't short arms the reason Trey Hendrickson fell to us in like the 4th or 5th?

Pass rusher seems to be more about bend than arm length. Like that dude we got from Notre Dame in the second is so stiff it doesn't matter how long his fricking arms are.

I think Dyson might have a Rudy Gobert type arc.

Elite regular season defense but gets played off the court in the post season. For Gobert it was about movement but for Dyson it will be teams not guarding him.

Property tax and all taxes minus income tax should be abolished for a consumption tax.

Buy a lot of shite, pay a lot of taxes. Save and dont spend and don’t pay.

Buy a $40 million yacht, pay a lot of taxes.

Income tax should just be enough to cover necessary services. Hell maybe there’s a way to get rid of income tax too

This was an issue with him last year too. He cannot average 5+ turnovers a game.

Some were just sloppy ball handling and passes.

Overall pleased with how he looks but clean it up to his career average around 3 to be effective.

It is nice to have some size at PG for a change.

How much do you think you need in retirement to live on?

I'm mid 40s and it has me nervous. I just don't know what the end game is. UBI sounds awful and will be terrible for society.

I'm in pretty decent shape financially but I don't have enough to bridge the gap until I can start drawing retirement funds and health care costs are a concern.

It will never happen, but someone needs to pull the plug on this shite and I say that as an avid user.