And is it so easy to untangle those things?

Yeah, you know, it seems that he may very well be underselling what had happened in the past with previous technologies.

I think with any technological advance, you're going to see the same thing, which is to say you're going to see augmentation and you're going to see displacement.

And what I think is interesting, so he goes through a list of risks or downsides.

As I recall, one is that he thinks that there's going to be catastrophic job losses is one thing.

He even alludes to the Great Depression as an example of historical catastrophic job losses.

He talks about bad agents running autonomously, getting this technology into the wrong hands.

What do you make of these, you know, maybe they would be Microsoft old-time fund villages where people could potentially practice the traditional crafts? What do you make of that? This struck me as one of the stranger things in this piece.

they created.

Absolutely.

As is China.

China the same way.

They moved it from one child policy to three child policy.

There was a one year bump when they removed the one child policy.

And it's been downhill ever since.

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