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>>3928149
>Maybe in the short term teenagers with free time will do destructive things. But in the long run I think we can all find our place. With enough free time I think people can even learn to love learning, and do so on their own time, willingly.
I'm sorry, but most people just simply aren't like us in that respect. I would fully expect that the next generation would just grow up way more retarded in comparison to the older ones, go out partying and screaming at their parents for not buying them an iPad 4 with their potential college money.

>But I think competitive businesses would be far more efficient in this regard
Because?

Every day you see the beauty of God's creation.
How can you still deny his existence?

Definitely AI around human-level capable of taking over most human jobs.

How do you think the world would react if free will was proven to be a false idea?

That everything that has happened, or will happen was already predetermined by a higher power.