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In economic terms, we've reached 'peak people'. It takes the a fraction of the manpower to maintain the current level of human culture, traditions, knowledge,
by EvanPlaice 11y ago
In economic terms, we've reached 'peak people'.
It takes the a fraction of the manpower to maintain the current level of human culture, traditions, knowledge, and capabilities. Technology and the arts have accelerated so much in such a short time that we're running out of creative, original ideas faster than the masses can consume them.
Coding will remain relevant but most other jobs related to the day-to-day maintenance of mankind's existence will be automated out of existence.
- dasil003 11y agoNot unless we can solve the energy problem. The reality we've known all our lives is not a sustainable trend.
- EvanPlaice 11y agoSustaining human life, especially in 'developed' nations requires a lot more than energy. People focus on energy, technology, and conservation as the solution. It's like trying to patch a bullet wound with a band-aid. Nothing saves resources more effective than reducing the population and the overall human population is still growing at a dramatic rate.