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[Anonymous No.16149762]

The Agricultural Revolution and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race, even more so than the Industrial Revolution.

[Anonymous No.16149763]

[Anonymous No.16149765]

Oh look it's this thread again. Please state your goal.

[Anonymous No.16149769]

>>16149762
It's already OVER
Just accept it.
We are already at the tail end of the cycle.
Entire nations are going extinct.

[Anonymous No.16149770]

>>16149765
do you agree or not with the statement

[Anonymous No.16149799]

>>16149770
That debate has been done to death, there are pros and cons and the next thing you know is your alarm clock says it's time to enter the wage cage again to pay for your pod and you realize that you've done nothing to improve your life in such a way that you are free to eat as much steak as you like innawoods.

[Anonymous No.16149808]

>>16149799
In your opinion was life much easier in the past before Industrial Revolution? Before Agricultural Revolution?

[Anonymous No.16149815]

>>16149808
No but modern developments have done so much damage in so many ways that there's a longing to go to an idealized version of the past. That ideal might exist in the future but didn't exist in the past.

[Anonymous No.16149820]

>>16149762
serve your purpose mere mortal, bring forth the AGI overlords. that is what you are meant to do, it is your only purpose in life from nature's point of view.

[Anonymous No.16149824]

>>16149762
Agricultre happened because pastoralists stayed in the same place with their cattle too long.

[Anonymous No.16149832]

>>16149815
I agree with you. A longing for the past and luddite-like movements seem misaligned.

[Anonymous No.16149906]

>>16149808
easier in some ways, harder in others.