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>>20538713
>there won't be walls. There will be cities like there are today except extremely advance and low traffic. People will have a great time in them, but there will also be suburbs and rural homesteads that are just as advanced and dope to live on. The "outside the walls" will lterally be on the level of national parks. The poors will be dead in a generation or two, and before that happens they'll be corralled by legacy systems like policing and tomorrow's systems like panopticon level social monitoring that determines whether people can travel or not (think covid).

You're literally describing Demolition man and so many other Sci Fi dystopia/utopia settings

This has all been planned well in advance.