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I like your questions. They are the sum of what our culture and society projects onto us. The question to ask is what kind of people you want to create? It is
by 6510 2y ago
I like your questions. They are the sum of what our culture and society projects onto us.
The question to ask is what kind of people you want to create? It is perhaps a bit arrogant to think one can upgrade such a complex device. It can be a modest modification tho. Then you find ways to push society in that direction. You probably wont move mountains but we work with what we have. This nudging might involve a company depending on where we are going.
I doubt one could contribute to society directly.
Calling it a job is just our nutty vocabulary. The ancient Greeks would probably call it leisure.
I had some pretty good ideas for myself but the problem I kept running into is that people are so fucking unimaginative and nihilistic that they get angry if they cant have their cynical 3 seconds glory of "I told you it wouldn't work"