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I think you might be overvaluing “authentic human experiences”. It’s a luxury, not a necessity. There will also be an over supply of people willing to offer it
by TerrifiedMouse 3y ago
I think you might be overvaluing “authentic human experiences”. It’s a luxury, not a necessity.
There will also be an over supply of people willing to offer it because they have nothing else to offer in trade for basic necessities.
- someplaceguy 3y ago> I think you might be overvaluing “authentic human experiences”. It’s a luxury, not a necessity. Rich people are notorious for seeking luxuries. > There will also be an over supply of people willing to offer it because they have nothing else to offer in trade for basic necessities. I don't know, perhaps you are right. I do hope you are wrong, though... :) Also, I'm hoping if such an extreme situation would present itself, governments would be forced to step in and somehow ensure people would always have their basic needs met by, say, a strategic national AI army dedicated to provide those basic needs. Speculating is fun, isn't it? lol
- TerrifiedMouse 3y ago> I'm hoping if such an extreme situation would present itself, governments would be forced to step in and somehow ensure people would always have their basic needs met by, say, a strategic national AI army dedicated to provide those basic needs That would depend on who is your government.