Raw LLM Responses

The problem is actually inverse to what it was during the Agricultural Revolution : from low population transient populations, low birth rates, matching rates of subsistence shifts to sedentary population, high birth rates, needs for striated labor, social order and growing rates of subsistence accumulation. excess materials. and the Industrial Revolution from rural agricultural populations matching per-acre numbers for resource consumption and trade, to concentrated populations that are allowed to grow, to fuel bigger enterprises, major standard of living change and uniformity globally, large excess, large population growth , large striation in labor division and class division AI revolution, large sectors of service, manufacturing, agriculture and administrative economies replaced by AI, population growth has slowed significantly but is at this point much much bigger than it was at the peak of industrial development ( 50s - 70s) while standard of living has largely stagnated because economic class division has polarized and ossified . We simply dont know what to do with the 8.9 billion people on earth that are largely not going to be necessary to extract the resources on behalf of capital entities or to process them or to utilize or trade or sell them. We simply dont have a place in the economy, an economy of very few human actors and beneficiaries.