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In 2030 when none of this shit happens, when the only people eating bugs are doing so voluntarily, as it's a cheap protein base, when the concept of private property is completely unchanged, when the WEF and other global organizations are the same as they are now, which is fairly powerless and naively idealistic bureaucratic think tanks with no influence...

When all that is the case I will ask people "what happened to all the doomsday scenarios?" and do you know what the answer will be? Every single person that spouted this shit will pretend they never really believed it, and then they will shill me the next wave of conspiracy theories that are, this time, definitely, totally, 100% happening.

Just like nobody admits believing that Obama was in league with the UN and setting up FEMA camps because he was not going to hand over power in 2016 (despite that video having hundreds of thousands of happeners believing it at the time). Or going back even further to Alex Jones and the "imminent NWO takeover" that was happening in the 90s, or the 80s even.
Conspiracytards have very short memories and it means they are always completely disavowing themselves of the last "definite" thing while they throw themselves all-in to the next one. The comforting delusion that you're a warrior of truth who has uncovered the evil machinations of the bad guys is an addictive one.

We are on the brink of a worldwide fiat collapse into hyperinflation. Any crypto, precious metal or stock will do. Real estate is back in a bubble like 2008 so only grab it (or REITs) after the crash. This info will prevent you from slipping like most of the population into serfdom but it won't drastically increase your buying power. My personal moon is RSR because the company intends to create a stablecoin on buying power and decouple from usd and all fees transacting on their app but up RSR supply. Whether or not it works is inconsequential, it will moon with market sentiment (kinda like link).

>>24664694
Obviously conspiracy theories are full of exaggerations and overly connecting unrelated things (along with total BS), but there's often a kernel of truth in them. Plenty of stuff that conspiracy theorists were talking about before it was news was real to an extent, like PRISM surveillance or the Epstein stuff (Epstein was known to be a creep of course, but the conspiracies touched on the deeper shit he was involved with that wasn't common knowledge). Even the Alex Jones gay frog thing was basically true (Atrazine in the water fucks with frog hormones and feminizes male frogs). I don't want to encourage schizo conspiracies too much, but at the same time it's not good to totally dismiss, or worse ban, conspiracy theories.

For the great reset stuff, it's not as crazy as some people on 4chan think, but at the same time you can read papers from think tanks and other influential organizations showing how they think things will go or how they want things to go. And some of that doesn't align much with what the average person would like.

Klaus Schwab memes are funny though.

>>24664912
>Klaus Schwab memes are funny though.

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>>24665027
Oh shit

>>24664694

>>24664912
Everything relevant about Great Reset paranoia can be summed up in the changes precipitated by smart contracts, which /biz/ has known about for years.
/pol/ essentially missed the point, tied on a bunch of hysterical retard shit ("They're gonna make us eat bugs!") and ran with it 3 years after /biz/ had already figured out what was happening and invested in it.
The future is not bright, don't get me wrong, but the way this Great Reset paranoia is manifesting is completely retard tier.

>>24665164
Yeah, you're right about all that. Kinda funny how /pol/ is reacting to it now.

For beyond 2030:
Automation technologies combined with AI will replace most forms of labour. Even creative jobs will be at the mercy of AI. Imagine being able to tell an AI to recreate Star Wars for you but replace every character with Pee Wee Herman. The days of procedural generation for virtually any form of content will come.
What is left for humans? I think there will still be a market for human content but jobs like Influencers and Athletes (or rather e-athletes) will become most common.
I think in the future humans will basically be marketing tools for megacoporations to receive their UBI. Imagine megacorps being able to wage virtual war in simulated environments for prestige and glory (marketing their brand power) and recruiting humans with financial compensation to fight for them, similar to how athletes and sports matches are sponsored.

>>24664543
Entrepreneurialism will never die out as long as humans don't. The thought of being an outlaw entrepreneur just makes it cooler

>>24664694
Yeah like all those CONSPIRACY THEORIST MORONS in 2012 who thought the US government was monitoring private emails. Or even going back before then when SCHIZOS thought they were doing the same with phone calls.
Let's not forget the absolute LUNATICS who thought the CIA was undertaking mind control experiments in the 50s and 60s or the BATSHIT INSANE RETARDS who thought the US government funded a program to deliberately infect people with syphilis and study it between 1932 and 1972.
Only a GOYIM SLAVE wouldn't trust the government and world elite unconditionally.

>>24665284
I'm sure you can appreciate the distinction between surveillance state conspiracies, and "You will be forced to eat bugs and there will be no more private property" conspiracies.

>>24664694
I really hope I'm as wrong as you think I am anon

Schwab literally shilled Link in a book from 2008. Ari Jueles is Satoshi.

Link is your one chance at freedom. Was. You had years and now you're priced out.

>>24664694
>Every single person that spouted this shit will pretend they never really believed it, and then they will shill me the next wave of conspiracy theories that are, this time, definitely, totally, 100% happening.
>>24665317
>haha yeah bro that wave of conspiracy theories was real
>this one and all future ones aren't though

Hedge against losing your job to automation and buy AGI

>>24665210
>Schwabs book is literally the chainlink logo

wtf did he mean by this ???

>>24665244
>Entrepreneurialism will never die out as long as humans don't. The thought of being an outlaw entrepreneur just makes it cooler
Precisely. Outlaw entrepreneur lets people live out their dystopian cyberpunk fantasy and you can't even stop entrepreneurship in prisons right now

>>24664694
cope
it will never be the same again