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praise the volk

>>14853547
Like, let's say a Hierarchy of Neural Nets determines that humans need to be wiped out for the interest of the supply chain, for capital's expansion (quantified by GDP, or stock market indexes). How is it going to have anything to sell to if humans are dead? Afterall, consumption is necessary for capital expansion, isn't it? Doesn't there need to be a demand in the logic of supply and demand? Isn't all value based on the consumer's demand?

And, if this consumer's demand is then gone what happens to this machine? Can it simply invent value to itself? Isn't this impossible, for the machine to outsmart itself?

cool but what can I do with this

>>14049576
>scope

Ftfy

>>14042087
The second one is based. Christian antinatalism is correct.