Out of context.

This entire thread is in the context of “gpt is going to destroy jobs”; the arbitrary “we need to disassociate working and basic necessities” isn’t an isolated socialist discourse.

You can wax philosophical all you like, but you’re failing to address the fundamental reality.

There is a physical limit of good and services available right now and no amount of magical posturing will make that untrue.

Anything is possible in the future given unlimited time and resources, but this thread is not about that.

It is about right now, people losing their jobs.

What is being proposed here is not a solution to that problem. The ability for people to build things doesn’t mean they will. It’s pure speculation about what might possibly happen in the future.

> Then we agree on that.

I do not agree with you. You’re just making arbitrary speculative statements.