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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite If you want a preview of the next decade without changing how we are acting. agreed

• Imustaskforhelp 1y ago
  Honestly, I am genuinely curious if there are some good books/articles about Luddite, although I don't think this is an apples to orange comparison, I am just willing to open up my view-point and to take counter arguments (to preferably sharpen my arguments in and of itselves) but as with all things, I can be wrong, I usually am. But I don't think thats the case just because of how I feel like there is something to be said about how AI itself really scraped the whole world without their right, nobody consented to it and in some places, the consent is straight up ignored even It wasn't as if the machines were looking at every piece of cloth generated by the worker pre revolution without/ignoring their consent. Like, there is a big difference but I personally don't even think that their view-point of resisting change should be criticised. I think its fair to resist change, since not all change is equal. Its okay to fight for what you believe in as long as you try to educate yourself about the other side's opinion and try to put it all logically without much* biases.
• cratermoon 1y ago
  Wikipedia's opening description is incredibly milquetoast: "opposed the use of certain types of automated machinery due to concerns relating to worker pay and output quality".