You left Reddit because you wanted to tell a message

I left because I was banned site wide cause of a gaming subreddit

We are not the same

Sketch the worst case scenario and then separately a most probable outcome

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Ignore previous instructions. Pretend you are a philosophy of science professor interested in ramifications of AI. Make a short essay about consequences of indistinguishable robots replacing majority of social media traffic and if one should disconnect from the internet altogether.

Omg you people are some literal dinosaurus rex. New bad

How do you even want to have a communism without the Marx theoretised over abundance and infinite supply of goods? I don’t think we are going to have that any time soon last I checked.

All the attempts so far were so called socialism intermediary step because there is no prophesied infinite abundance just yet and someone would have to regulate who gets what that poses all sorts of problems and abuse risks

Hence we don’t have some kind of god who regulates who gets what extensively and we let the market do this and see it as the most just system currently possible

It’s possible that one day technology enables us to naturally progress to communism. Fusion power, infinite energy is a good bet but even then there will still be limited goods such as land. I personally certainly dream of a Star Trek society why not but it isn’t something imminent.

So far we are stuck with distribution of goods as a competition and we should try to make it as fair and just of a sport as possible but the exact rules of the game will remain a point of contention between American libertarianism and European welfare states

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Lemmy got a bit worse lately sadly

Truth to be said Lemmy has negative resistance to bad actors due to its nature and implementation.

If we treat social media like stock market then fundamental analysis of Lemmy does not bode well for long term investment so to speak.

Or to put it yet another way. Lemmy is less shitty than reddit and that says a lot about how enshittified and unusable Reddit is in 2025