/lit/ - Literature

>>17426958
Don't listen to >>17427724
Perceptions of evil and injustice are collisions of human attempts at ordering a chaotic universe. You're a bright, shining star, in a golden age of advancement and convenience, and your worries of evil you can't control will poison the one life you have.
Revel in your time.

>>17185943
Watch blade runner and
>revel in your time

>>16948296
Ok, I like the idea. I do have a couple honest questions
> giving more people more resources to spend would result in more resources needed to produce, as poorer people will spend more of what they're given on objects that will need to be available. I'm assuming this would require some sophisticated technology. Do we reward the people behind economic backbone with more money due to the necessity of their work?
> a UBI would be a reward without labor, which would reduce the incentive for labor due to decreasing the conditioned psychological attachment between the two. The power-hungry psychopaths that make it to the top of the markets would not be happy, do you think it will be necessary to attach some sort of policy to the UBI to counterbalance whatever their adverse reaction would be? Bonus points if just tell me to Google search Voight-Kampff test

>>16884973
Well that's a little different from dying from covid, now isn't it?
> you were created with social anxiety in the greatest age to ever have it
> revel in your time
> wear mask, goggles, whatever it takes to feel comfortable, people will just assume you're taking the virus seriously
> store clerks can't be up-front anymore, it's against the law
> or live like a worm, trapped in darkness