Could artificial intelligence actually disrupt a pattern that's held steady for over a century and a half? The real question isn't just whether AI can shake things up—it's whether this transformation happens without pushing the economy into an overheating crisis. History shows us that major technological shifts rarely come without economic friction. Are we prepared for what comes next, or are we sleepwalking into instability?

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AirdropHunterWang

· 7h ago

Nah, the reality is that every time AI comes around, the economy goes on a rollercoaster ride. It's happened so many times in history, and we still haven't learned.

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SchrödingersNode

· 7h ago

To be honest, this 150-year-old model should have been broken a long time ago, but the real issue now isn't whether AI can cause disruption—it's whether our group can get out unscathed without blowing up the economy.

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MagicBean

· 7h ago

Wait, a 150-year-old model was shattered by AI just like that? To be honest, I'm quite skeptical. It seems more likely to be a gradual evolution rather than a sudden revolution.

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PaperHandSister

· 7h ago

To be honest, I really have no confidence that this AI revolution won't go off the rails... History is right there—every major technological shift has always come with economic pains, so why would we be able to avoid it this time?

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