What Are You Doing Right Now? (111 Viewers)

[Seven]

the trip itself would be expensive and I didn't mean super reach.

More like a well deserved vacation for a start would do.

But you don't have a job?

Just kidding, mate .

You know, I often wonder for how long the concept of "job" will still exist. I know so many young people who struggle to find jobs that I truly believe there just aren't enough. And I'm talking about people with pretty fancy degrees too. Hell, I bet a computer can do my job in 10 years. I wonder if the whole economic system is on the verge of change.

 

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[Dostoevsky]

But you don't have a job?

Just kidding, mate .

You know, I often wonder for how long the concept of "job" will still exist. I know so many young people who struggle to find jobs that I truly believe there just aren't enough. And I'm talking about people with pretty fancy degrees too. Hell, I bet a computer can do my job in 10 years. I wonder if the whole economic system is on the verge of change.

Having too much spare time doesn't help the case, I bet I get more psychically exhausted than majority that does work.

What you say does make sense and it's surely doable to do something like that in the future. However, I just can't see it happening, simply because people are being used as an advantage of power. Sure, some jobs might vanish and technology can take over (especially when it comes to production), but then again I don't think all of the jobs would be wiped off the plate. You're gonna always need a human to push the ON button on the robots, eh.

But world being totally different in the future is something quite realistic (then again, I don't see that hitting our generation for sure). I actually wonder how would people behave. My guess is totally different. Less anxiety but more violence.

 

[Seven]

If the world doesn't change rapidly we will have worldwide revolts. Even young people with good jobs cannot afford the world as it is. It's do or die IMO.

 

[Dostoevsky]

If the world doesn't change rapidly we will have worldwide revolts. Even young people with good jobs cannot afford the world as it is. It's do or die IMO.

You're right.

But this is what people usually pick when it comes to something big, especially older generations imo.

 

[swag]

I wouldn't mind.

Planning to visit Columbia & Brazil when I get rich.

Most likely never. But it's a dream.

You'd make a good despot.

You know, I often wonder for how long the concept of "job" will still exist. I know so many young people who struggle to find jobs that I truly believe there just aren't enough. And I'm talking about people with pretty fancy degrees too. Hell, I bet a computer can do my job in 10 years. I wonder if the whole economic system is on the verge of change.

With nearly 7 billion people in the world, and given everything it takes to keep the lights on and to keep making happy smartphones to put games in your pocket, you might make the case that there's need for about 1 billion or so jobs. But what does that mean for the rest of the people?

That's probably going to be the biggest social challenge of the next 100 years, IMO.

 

[Seven]

With nearly 7 billion people in the world, and given everything it takes to keep the lights on and to keep making happy smartphones to put games in your pocket, you might make the case that there's need for about 1 billion or so jobs. But what does that mean for the rest of the people?

That's probably going to be the biggest social challenge of the next 100 years, IMO.

And probably far less in the near future. But yes, the social challenge is huge. What are all these people going to do?

 

[Kate]

I had a strange dream last night that I met Nick and ALC on a bus. Not that I can remember what ALC looks like, and Nick just looks like me, so perhaps I was just talking to myself.

 

[Seven]

Lagertha..

 

[Martin]

I had a strange dream last night that I met Nick and ALC on a bus. Not that I can remember what ALC looks like, and Nick just looks like me, so perhaps I was just talking to myself.

did you say bus?

 

[Dostoevsky]

Lagertha..

Exactly. Nothing else needs to be added.

She's just... oh God.

 

[Kate]

did you say bus?

Yeah. Reducing the carbon footprint, yo.

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Exactly. Nothing else needs to be added.

She's just... oh God.

And I was thinking of going back to Geeg.

 

[swag]

did you say bus?

You called?

Next stop: Shameville!

And I was thinking of going back to Geeg.

Gary Glitter?

My have you some childhood stories in England we haven't heard about...

 

[ALC]

I had a strange dream last night that I met Nick and ALC on a bus. Not that I can remember what ALC looks like, and Nick just looks like me, so perhaps I was just talking to myself.

Oh yes, the bang bus. Thanks for participating.


But on a more serious note, nice to know you dream about me

 

[swag]

So Kate: how many bellybuttons did ALC have in your dream?

 

[Kate]

Gary Glitter?

My have you some childhood stories in England we haven't heard about...

I just shuddered so violently that I think my boss heard it. He was gross before he was a paedo.

Oh yes, the bang bus. Thanks for participating.

But on a more serious note, nice to know you dream about me

You and Nick take the bang bus together?

And apparently I do, who knew

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So Kate: how many bellybuttons did ALC have in your dream?

Three and a half.

 

[Martin]

the flu sucks so much

 

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[Dostoevsky]

And I was thinking of going back to Geeg.

Btw, last episode was sick!

 

[Kate]

Btw, last episode was sick!

Watching tonight!

 

[Dostoevsky]

Watching tonight!

Phew... I was on the edge of spoiling a whole lot good thing I didn't.