How do doctors work in a communist society? There will always be some people who will do it out of the goodness of their hearts, but that is a super small number of people. If everyone is in the same position economically, what incentive is there to spend years and years studying compared to just chilling out in some menial position?
A.I and other machinery will be able to replace many of the jobs we require from our doctors and nurses now. Organic humans will be largely unnecessary.
nemu posted...
PiOverlord posted...
nemu posted...
How do doctors work in a communist society? There will always be some people who will do it out of the goodness of their hearts, but that is a super small number of people. If everyone is in the same position economically, what incentive is there to spend years and years studying compared to just chilling out in some menial position?
A.I and other machinery will be able to replace many of the jobs we require from our doctors and nurses now. Organic humans will be largely unnecessary.
For menial jobs, yes, but we are hundreds of years away from automated doctors. If we're just barely getting to the point of automated driving being commonplace, it will be a while before we can trust a machine to transplant a heart. The best we can do right now is provide machines to help them.
His ignorance of automation's application and limitations would be astounding if I thought this was anything more than a lame gimmick..
You are an organic human, blinded by your own internal superiority complex over all machinery. You refuse to believe your brain is unable to be made in a lab because you believe it is something special, something that is perfect. Humans are soon to be made from metal and wires, not flesh and neurons because that will be the next step of human evolution. You will be made a fool, and you can choose to live with a newfound feeling of inferiority, or decide to live as a free man, being able to fulfill your own desires rather than that of your greedy bosses on top.
You're like the person living fifty years ago who thought the Jetsons would be a reality by the 2000s, or the people who thought hoverboards would be a thing after Back to the Future.