> Culture and life (what you eat, how you exercise, how you live) weights more than genetics, ... To what extent you have been outsmarted by robots is determin

> Culture and life (what you eat, how you exercise, how you live) weights more than genetics, ... To what extent you have been outsmarted by robots is determined mostly by genetics. But if slum-dwellers were given basic income and a negative income tax, it would be impossible to farm them for votes, so they have been indoctrinated to believe that they are smarter than robots and have been cheated out of jobs. This keeps them voting for the next handout, keeping the welfare bureaucracy and its "leaders" in power. We are living in a vicious genetic dystopia today. Naturally you will read not a word of this in Scientific American. They are hyper-leftist and cannot imagine a future of automated prosperity without their kind to centrally plan it. (One of the reasons they continue to moonbat against Reagan to this day was his vast expansion of the negative income tax.)