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"AI is an attack from above on wages": An interview with cognitive scientist Hagen Blix
(www.bloodinthemachine.com)
this post was submitted on 10 Oct 2025
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Top 10% are useful idiots who get to live the "middle" class life.
Real money is all centralized with the people who actually own these mega corporations.
Let's say if the rich were taxed fairly, the rest of us could have about twice as much.
Instead we are squabbling over whether the extremely poor should be allowed to have food stamps!?
It's insane!
This didn't happen over night. Boomers vote for this their entire lives.
Now they get to enjoy the welfare state whole the rest of us eat shit
The problem is lack of welfare, you make it sound like there is too much?
People who destroyed social safety nets are the people who living off welfare.
I am highlighting how clown the system is and boomers benefited from screwing everyone over.
We have people working for money with no health insurance living worse off than people who don't work.
This is unsustainable