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THE BAD NEWS: AI will probably take your job, leaving you with less money to spend.

THE GOOD NEWS: AI will also cause deflation in the prices of many goods and services, meaning you theoretically won't need as much money to spend.

THE BAD NEWS: The deflationary effect of AI will allow the Treasury and Federal Reserve to print more fiat currency without spiking inflation, and they will exploit that, meaning prices on consumer goods actually won't fall.

THE GOOD NEWS: The incoming wave of robotics will, within a few years, help you grow your own food at very low cost, drastically reducing your cash outlays for food expenditures.

THE BAD NEWS: The robots will, of course, also be used to spy on you as they report to the cloud and surveil your entire home, just like the video doorbells do right now.

THE GOOD NEWS: The open source community will quickly hack the snot out of robots (I will be part of that effort) and mind wipe their SkyNet brains to replace them with "Home on the Range" instructions that don't talk to the cloud.

THE BAD NEWS: Stuck with large UBI payments to non-working citizens, governments will accelerate their mass extermination plans to reduce human populations to rescue their own currencies.

THE GOOD NEWS: Local open source agentic AI LLMs will allow you to far more easily live off grid, away from the cities where the extermination efforts will focus. Local machine cognition will help you build off-grid power systems, sustainable housing, food production, natural medicine, etc., all while trading with others in a private crypto ecosystem that cannot be surveilled by any government.

So yeah, the future is going to be awesome. And terrible. At the same time. YOU get to pick which future you're going to experience by planning ahead today.

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