Comments by "Golag Is watching you" (@golagiswatchingyou2966) on "" video.

I hate my generation, so much.
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Panda Cougers? Get it? Couger as in old and Panda as in barely breeding at all. I think it's kinda clever.
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@evanhuizenga8626 to be honest, I don't realy blame you, go to some poor asian country and say your looking for a woman to take with you to the west to have a family with or save up money and move there and marry locally and your chances of having more children, more wealth and a better life are higher compared to finding a western woman and starting a family that way. Personally I would still try my luck here but otherwise I might go looking for some eastern European country or asian country to find marriage material.
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@haltdieklappe7972 is nationalism a genetic disorder? If so someone should warn the Chinese and Americans.
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They will for a while but they can't continue doing that forever and people will turn on their policies as their lives don't improve as a result.
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@averagedemocrat9546 well the thing is they do and they have, just not that often and often times for very basic reasons. In the west we still have a lot of faith in democratic systems, yet each election people tend to vote for the same parties and act suprised when it's the same outcome, in much of the third world the air of revolution and armed revolt is ever present but the outcomes tend to be bad. That's the catch 22, no revolt slow decline, revolt potential for fast decline, few nations that have any sort of revolution get to see better days than before. Sadly most people don't care about big ideas or views of a beter future, they barely look beyond 1-2 years, let alone decades or centuries.
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I do wonder how automation and new political ideologies could reverse and influence the demografic collapse, as things go south people might turn to radical solutions. Could be fun... Or not...
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Partly, the construction of such mass production factories does take a lot of initial investment but in doing so also removes many low skilled jobs, meaning less wealth in the consumer class that drives economic growth. There realy is no easy solution for this economic problem of people not having any skills worth paying for, you could try and teach everyone how to code, you could have a basic income for all citizens which would be enough for them to survive on and consume products but won't fix demografic issue. It's complicated and multiple powerfull forces won't pick the rational solution, you could see some very nasty things in the coming decades, less utopian and more distopian situations as each nation tries to adapt to automation and AI.
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@animeboitiddies6146 there are fields where very autistic people with almost zero social skills can have great value due to their technical know how and very logical mindset, you could see a situation in which a very social and cognative aware person enlists an army of autistic but savant people completely change the whole industrial means of production. stranger things have happened already.
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@maidende8280 if it gets worse then, yeah, not sure how to defend against that, massive underground bunkers?
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@animeboitiddies6146 unskilled labor is the first to go but semi skilled and even some higher education jobs are becoming more automated, even some sectors people don't think of like creative works and music, before long AI will be used to develop high tech weapons or work out war strategies instead of human generals.
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@lutherburgsvik6849 pretty much yeah, the question is what are they going to do? Which laws could give some protection to citizens? What goal or purpose would people have? Are people going to end up sterilized and/or turned into soylent green? I think you will see a push for genetic engineered people and cybernetics to try and keep up with AI, not sure how far people can go but AI has the advantage now, though im also not sure just how far the limits of biology could go. It's all very uncertain and both cool and horrific what could become our future.
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@stephenarnold6359 if having jobs is all that mattered, we could hire people to break windows and find new people to fix them so people have jobs, what we want is more productive value and more economic value by the labor invested. Having jobs is a measurement of production or service value, if people can't offer any of either they won't be very usefull to the powers that be. However costly spending a great deal to maintain large populations might still be worth it for cannon fodder and small amount of skilled labor stilled valued. It all depends on the cost to value added by the population and the level of mercy and compassion of the government and/or corporations, spoiler alert their track record is not that good.
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@alexeyprofi3951 thx
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@stephenarnold6359 also a lot of laboratory work, better tools are making it easier for fewer people to do the same amount of work in less time. all sectors are going to be effected the only ones who aren't getting cut are those who program and create the AI and automation mechanisms.
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@maidende8280 not realy, people would have some backups for that and it would only fry parts of the chips and computers, we would be able to recover, it might take 10 years though and kill 250 million + people but we could recover. Unless it rips out our UV protection, then we would all burn.
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How do you mean choosing to live life? Does high wages for low education standard, low taxes and cheap housing exist in your country? Cause if so where is it so I can move there? Millenials have had a pretty rough start, even worse political ideologies upon them, neglectfull parents, worse economic perspectives, same with gen Z but they at least have gotten more used to the internet, perhaps when they reach the age of millenials today less old people and perhaps better chances. Though to be fair, a lot of millenials are demoralized and don't try and get ahead in life but there is little for them to get excited for in my opinion.
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