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Human future
Anonymous
March 19, 2025

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I would like that future to be more about human beings and their wellbeing than about algorithms and corporate profit. We would be able to lives our lives to the fullest without having to worry all the time and without feeling the need to take advantage of each other in a system of misguided incentive structures. Ideally, we would also be more in tune with nature, as opposed to constantly damaging it.
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I would like to but maybe I have too much hope, what do you say?
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