Raw LLM Responses

> I ask instead for a realistic path from here to there considering immediate obstacles that I've detailed in my other comments (fragility of technical complexity, slowing economic and technological growth, declining net energy, declining returns on resource extraction). I don't disagree here, we have a tumultuous couple of decades ahead of us. I'm most heartened by these trends in the price of solar though; I never imagined Fossil Fuels would be able to be abandoned so quickly. Even $10 a barrel oil won't be able to compete with Solar in the 2020's. I've said it before here, but it seems to me we are transitioning to another Economic paradigm. Regardless of who anyone anywhere votes in Left or Right - it will make no difference. The future is falling incomes & deflation & our entire global financial system & all the wealth it creates in terms of stock markets, bonds, pension funds, property prices cannot exist in this world - its mathematically impossible. The reality that is bank insolvencies, market crashes & debt write offs. Expect Helicopter Money, Job Creation Schemes & Basic Income to try and stave it off, but we seem headed for a world where Robots/AI do all work, and goods & services deflate in price towards free. Our biggest problem might turn out to be - how do we organize paradise?