The Future Is Now: No Need To Wait – Dystopia Is Almost Upon Us And The Dark Side Of Digital Currencies
Timing is everything!
Of course, those arguing against the rise of Dystopia are now seen as the New Utopians. The dark side of Cryptocurrencies is that they also heavily promote the cashless society, which the hidden hand controlling the planet seeks to enforce. So cryptocurrencies are not really pro--decentralization.
The digital age makes it obvious that consumerism as a centerpiece must be abandoned, as it will soon make the value of anything close to obsolete. For example, 3D printed houses with 1 bedroom are already sold for 10K and can be built in ONE day. It is only a beginning. Now we just have to sit and wait for a major housing "crash-and-burn" that will ripple through the economy. But that is not the only threat out there, there are many other ones. The digital age is dematerializing society as knowledge progresses.
It becomes indeed increasingly difficult to see how BITcoin and other digital currencies will perform when the value of just anything we can think of will take a big dive. Actually and as usual, the only field that will generate profits is the war machine.
The Turning Point around the corner is a crisis that we must embrace to overcome this Darwinian monetarist driven structure that has shaped thousands of years of mankind's history and now leading society ashtray. By accepting the loss of ideals that never worked out, we can win over this feudal meritocracy.
... with 78% of Americans going paycheck to paycheck and The Richest 1% having more money than poorest half of world’s population, the billionaires are already known, Jeffrey Trucker has succumbed irrational exuberance and infectious greed it seems when saying that Bitcoin Is Creating A New Civilization of Billionaires in the video below! Civilization of billionaires? This is ludicrous!
Reality Is Realistic: Why Is 'Voluntaryism' A Philosophical Axiom
This article below is an absolute MUST read, these few paragraphs do not give the full dystopian picture. AI will not come to the rescue, far to the contrary.
'Microsoft’s CEO has warned the technology industry against creating a dystopian future, the likes of which have been predicted by authors including George Orwell and Aldous Huxley. Satya Nadella kicked off the the company’s 2017 Build conference with a keynote that was as unexpected as it was powerful. He told the developers in attendance that they have a huge responsibility, and that the choices they make could have enormous implications.
They won’t listen of course. The collection of big data along with management, selling and distribution and the systems architecture to control it is now worth exactly double global military defence expenditure. In fact, this year, the big data industry overtook the worlds most valuable traded commodity – oil.
The truth is that the tech giants have already captured us all. We are already living in the beginnings of a truly dystopian world. Leaving aside the endemic surveillance society our government has chosen on our behalf with no debate, politically or otherwise, we already have proof of the now and where it is leading. With fingerprint scanning, facial recognition, various virtual wallets to pay for deliveries, some would say your identity is as good as stolen. If it isn’t, it soon will be. That’s because the hacking industry, already worth a mind blowing $1trillion annually is expected to reach $2.1 trillion in just 14 months time. Distraction – detaching us from truth and reality The Guardian wrote an interesting piece recently which highlighted some of the concerns of those with expert insider knowledge of the tech industry. For instance, Justin Rosenstein, the former Google and Facebook engineer who helped build the ‘like’ button – is concerned. He believes there is a case for state regulation of smartphone technology because it is “psychologically manipulative advertising”, saying the moral impetus is comparable to taking action against fossil fuel or tobacco companies. “If we only care about profit maximisation,” he says, “we will go rapidly into dystopia.” .... Read more: No Need To Wait – Dystopia Is Almost Upon Us
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there is no profits to make when the value of anything keeps going down. Monetarism cannot survive without profiting. Actually the only field that may generate profits is the war machine, I forgot to mention that.
Well, it a good thing you are monetizing your posts, eh? Being part of monetarism is what its all about yea? What a hypocrite! If you thought money was evil you would demonetize your posts lolz
in a society committed to monetization, having money is necessary.
Computer prices have consistently gone down as they are made more and more efficiently. And yet computer building companies profit. So, yea, you know nothing of economics outside of some whackos you have read about on the internet.
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