>The scariest thing about it was that nothing we came up with doesn't already happen in some way. Like the texts on the homepage, there are two ways to interpr

>The scariest thing about it was that nothing we came up with doesn't already happen in some way. Like the texts on the homepage, there are two ways to interpret this sentence. I don't want to imply an insult but why haven't you continued until you came up with something new? >Quickly, your brain will learn to stay focused, enabling you to be meaningfully productive without the urge to distract yourself. Why would there be a need for focused work in a world where an ai is available? If the government is just a mindless algorithm, where would be the difference to the current situation with an unaware code of law? We turn people into computers, who need stimuli to be happy, or punishment to stay focus. Once we have ai to do the computing, there is no need to train people into rigid structures. Thus the entire mood of a dystopia shouldn't be there. There will only be one in-group because nobody else is needed. However, the possible implications of that future are far more sinister.