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bawana ◴[02 Jul 25 12:08 UTC] No.44442739[source]▶

>>44442022 (OP) #

By his logic, he would replace most humans w machines and ai. Can you see a world of ‘bezos,musks,trumps’ types protected and provided with their machines while they despoil the flora and fauna of the earth. Economies of scale fail when scale becomes very large.

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al_borland ◴[02 Jul 25 15:35 UTC] No.44445020[source]▶

>>44442739 #

How did Trump get lumped in with Bezos and Musk? Trump was arguing to keep coal plants open for the jobs, and before politics was mostly in the luxury service industry where a robot server would be rejected outright.

Did I miss where he was pushing for the robots to take over?

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1. bigfishrunning ◴[02 Jul 25 15:50 UTC] No.44445231[source]▶

>>44445020 #

I think you missed orange man bad, bad rich people all same bad, BAD!

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