>your turn to be a productive adult>the world dives into all the worst parts of all dystopian science fiction ever written
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inb4 all the boomer bots show up to cry about how Gen Z is weak and entitled for not wanting to play a rigged game
>>544200544If employment was the only issue. We'll be lucky if in 5 years the elites don't hydraulic press us into fuel so their servers can generate a couple hundred thousand tokens, just enough to be used by their drones to lock into target in some gay conflict in the middle east or eastern Europe. Notice I only said "locking into target". Determining the target, flying the drone, and firing the shot/triggering the bomb will require about 5 other people turned to goo/fuel.
It’s a blessing really. You’re free to just be an eceleb, starving artist, african mercenary, grifting content creator, ski bum, radical right wing politician, whatever you want without any real concern for whether it’s serious or pays well. Your parents and future wife want you to be a hard working lawyer but that doesn’t pay off so you don’t have to bother subjecting yourself to that. You can just do what you want to do.
>>544200515>the world dives into all the worst parts of all dystopian science fiction ever writtenyou should pick up a history book, brah300 years ago you would be picking up cotton for your jewish slave masternow you write complaints from the safety of your own apartment and complaining about the world being a circus we're living in the comfiest era in a long time.
>>544200515hey, at least you're not those boomers that sided with the jew and causing all of these. relax and take it easy
>>544200898I guess I should start gearing up towards being a grifter, idk.>>544200912>300 years ago you would be picking up cotton for your jewish slave masterCane sugar*, but I agree with that, It's the comfiest era *for now*. I don't see this lasting long, and the elites have been talking about depopulating the world of us "useless eaters", e.g. genociding us, for over a century now, maybe two centuries.
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>>544200515what's the dystopian part compared to how things were before? what's the science fiction part that hasn't been repeatedly predicted for 100 years as an imminent scientific next step once logistical limitations have been surpassed?
>>544201393>what's the dystopian part compared to how things were before? what's the science fiction part that hasn't been repeatedly predicted for 100 years as an imminent scientific next step once logistical limitations have been surpassed?
>>544200515Re: pic...Good, you are not your thoughts, just the observer of the thoughts.
