We are speeding into an automated future [see photo]. This future has two parts: one human and one technological.
Human automation is slightly ahead of its technological partner as we can clearly see with the emerging "groupthink" that is reshaping our global social order. The human brain/mind is being programmed to promote the collective above, and beyond, the individual. Union members interests above, and beyond, those of individual workers. Government control of society is being placed above, and beyond, the freedom of individuals to choose [mandated vaccines]. The program code for humans is often based on a mantra [green energy is good] that can be repeated by huge numbers. The software for human automation is code that is used to spike "universal feelings" that are used to form collectives and nullify the influence of individuals. Feelings are programmed in ways that promote automated human behaviours to lieu of individual flare and flexibility.
Technological automation is about to advance at a rate not seen for decades. This increased rate will be a direct result of the coming economic confusion, recession, and contraction. In the coming recession the focus will be on automating systems. Financial systems will be transformed by digital technologies in ways that are not designed for groups not individuals. Social credit scores for customers and companies aim to automate behaviours, thoughts, as compliance requirements become an inbuilt feature of these new digital systems. So much of the coming technology automation will be geared towards social changes as they are to improving throughput efficiency and effectiveness. But the real benefits come from the conversion of systems from analogue to digital processing. Digital systems are designed to be more efficient and effective and as this type of automation spreads there will no doubt be some important productivity gains.
The future world we are tumbling towards will be based on a combination of programmed automation. Are you prepared to deal with this change?
Richard.
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