/sci/ - Science & Math

>>10979904
They 'used' to make perfectly fine decisions. More than ever before youth is pretty much inundated with future pathways so much that they don't really get the time to let their brain just 'run wild'.

All jobs in a capitalist economy ARE shit work. A society that pegs the value of labor to a currency and THEN over-rewards those that don't actually labor and who exclude/isolate those that would threaten their 'flow'.

It's not that a job is inherently wrong, that is just saying to society that you are in it like everyone else. I agree with that. Being a social Elder (online & offline) is a job but it's one of those, "So hard who the fuck would even try without some sort of tribe/religion/teacher behind them?"

>I'm immortal and hate boredom with a passion, 4chan is literally the ideal place for hyper-communication overlaps.

A career/job is inconsequential to who you are as a person, unless that person chooses to define themselves that way. I just wanted to point out how many people were ever given the space or time to think about something instead of following some 'older line of code' left there by a parent/teacher/story.

>>10979905
An A.I. would, by human psychological definition, appear schizophrenic at all times to at least one audience it is unable to isolate. That whole, "Single expressor vs. Modal interpreters," problem.