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Because from a realpolitik/game theory perspective if your existence doesn’t contribute any sort of value to others/society there’s little incentive for others/
by ls612 6y ago
Because from a realpolitik/game theory perspective if your existence doesn’t contribute any sort of value to others/society there’s little incentive for others/society to keep you around. And that always ends in a very ugly way.
- arcticbull 6y agoThere is a built-in self-limiting mechanism for this. As development level increases (and coincidentally the number of workers required decreases) so does human fertility. Birth rate in the US is 1.77, well below the replacement rate of 2.1; Canada is 1.5, Finland is 1.49, Japan is 1.43. The workers are disappearing peacefully already.