Based Ricecel looking guy gives absolutely brutal insights on the power structure we live in

[SlayerSlayer]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hq5G2liColY


"All of human reality around you is the result of the last few generations of humans agreeing to play certain kinds of games-- a lot of those games no longer operate in ways we were used to."

"As we create more technology, a gradient of technology always leads to a gradient of power. This gradient of power will not go away. Technologies are going so fast even people like me (CEO of Anaconda) I'm getting left behind from cutting edge research. As the world gets more technological it will create more and more gradients where people will seize power, economic fortunes . . . and the way they make the people who are left behind okay with their lot in life is they CREATE LOTTERY SYSTEMS . . they make you take part in the narrative of your own being trapped in your own economic zone"

ER also played the lotto. I'm not sure what is more crazy about the lottery-- the odds, or the hope.

"The greatest social network is still e-mail & SMS. So we are fine there. The issue with the social media as we call it now is that they are new amplication systems. While it can be beneficial for some, giving everyone a shot at the fame lottery, as though if you wiggle your butt the right way on tiktok and have your 15 seconds of microfame-- that's not healthy for society at large."

Lets bridge this idea to dating apps as amplification systems . . Dating apps; while it can be BENEFICAL FOR CHADS, giving every normie and incel a shot at the cooter lottery, as though if you wiggle your butt the right way on TINDER and have 2 landwhales match you-- that's not healthy for society at large.

THIS GUY NEEDS TO WRITE A MANIFESTO

 

[AsiaCel]

They'll use 5G to manipulate us with mcirlcnips they'll inject into us.

 

[WizardofSoda]

What necessitated New Deal 2.0 just launched in 2021 on a global level is the game had changed, but we were all still on the old economic model. The Great Reset on a global level had to be brought in, because the old system was breaking down because the game had changed.

The information age, automation and AI is a fundamentally different economy than the industrial era.

Which the industrial era itself required the New Deal and the creation of the superstate in Washington to deal with it. And realize its potential.


A good way to show this is say you are a car company in 1950. And your customer demand rises 50% over some time frame. You have to add new factories, which need new suppliers, a shit ton of new workers you have to bring on. In other words your costs and employment are scaling with the production.

But the information age isn't like that. Whether 1 million people buy the software or pharmaceutical or 100 million people the cost of production doesn't change much. That is what allows the super profits of the information age.

But it also means employment doesn't rise like it used to. But employment is how people get money to participate in the economy(in the old economy). And when there is a surplus of labor the wages go towards 0(or in reality whatever the legal minimum wage is).

 

[SlayerSlayer]

They'll use 5G to manipulate us with mcirlcnips they'll inject into us.

they don't need 5G to control you because you were a lamb led to the slaughter ever since you were educated

What necessitated New Deal 2.0 just launched in 2021 on a global level is the game had changed, but we were all still on the old economic model. The Great Reset on a global level had to be brought in, because the old system was breaking down because the game had changed.

The information age, automation and AI is a fundamentally different economy than the industrial era.

Which the industrial era itself required the New Deal and the creation of the superstate in Washington to deal with it. And realize its potential.


A good way to show this is say you are a car company in 1950. And your customer demand rises 50% over some time frame. You have to add new factories, which need new suppliers, a shit ton of new workers you have to bring on. In other words your costs and employment are scaling with the production.

But the information age isn't like that. Whether 1 million people buy the software or pharmaceutical or 100 million people the cost of production doesn't change much. That is what allows the super profits of the information age.

But it also means employment doesn't rise like it used to. But employment is how people get money to participate in the economy(in the old economy). And when there is a surplus of labor the wages go towards 0(or in reality whatever the legal minimum wage is).

The entire problem with Web 3.0 level information age shit is that there is simply not enough creativity for most individuals to have meaning. Before you could at least cope with a family, or being the best baker in Tempe, AZ. The 'technological gradients' as he calls them will make all but the most gigaChad and gigaStacies feel utterly insignifcant.

The future is US. I can see a future were the average person is just like us now-- blackpillers trapped in a limbo, a paralysis, of not being able to move on from the cards they were dealt to begin with, and only cope with the technology and trinkets (((they))) trapped us in the first place. This is not to say unplugging is a viable option, but rather the Unabomber approach of militantly unplugging and returning to a primitive, agrarian way of life is the only way to find meaning as a human animal.

Most of us were designed to be human animals, but some revel as a cyborg. Chads are natural stalwarts of amplification systems of ANY kind, even if incels ironically created them.

 

[Deleted member 34301]

I absolutely love Anaconda. It's the first program I install on any new computer