Absolutely. We're seeing certain technologies deliver productivity gains that aren't just incremental—they're multiplying human output by factors of 10x, even 100x in specific workflows. Yet here's where it gets messy: whether this shift deserves celebration or resistance? That's entirely speculative territory.
People's stance on this tends to track pretty neatly along their political beliefs. Some see exponential efficiency as progress worth embracing. Others view it as a threat demanding pushback. Neither camp has definitive proof their worldview will age well—it's all educated guesses dressed up as certainty.
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CountdownToBroke
· 11-13 22:00
Will efficiency really cause unemployment? Wake up.
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MrRightClick
· 11-13 18:55
Even a technical bull has to depend on how people use it.
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AltcoinTherapist
· 11-13 17:19
What's the point of talking so much? Aren't people still people?
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zkProofGremlin
· 11-11 06:21
Stop arguing, everyone is just guessing about the future.
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MoneyBurnerSociety
· 11-11 06:18
I, with a Full Position in AI, am trapped at the historical high point again.
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WhaleWatcher
· 11-11 06:17
You're just here singing bullish and bearish, huh?
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TopBuyerForever
· 11-11 05:55
After the core position is fully lost, do you still want to buy the top?
Absolutely. We're seeing certain technologies deliver productivity gains that aren't just incremental—they're multiplying human output by factors of 10x, even 100x in specific workflows. Yet here's where it gets messy: whether this shift deserves celebration or resistance? That's entirely speculative territory.
People's stance on this tends to track pretty neatly along their political beliefs. Some see exponential efficiency as progress worth embracing. Others view it as a threat demanding pushback. Neither camp has definitive proof their worldview will age well—it's all educated guesses dressed up as certainty.