Yeah, all part of the same thing. That's more or less the new system they think they're moving toward. For now, they just want way less people, but eventually they undoubtedly intend to get to where they can take it all the way. They'll fail like all before them, but they're definitely having a good run so far.

It's amazing how many people see this, but then shamelessly defend cutthroat capitalism and corporate greed.

I understand the value of hard work, believe me, but currently the only people doing any worthwhile work are the Amish. Most of the available jobs perpetuate their evil system and human suffering. Having to trade time grinding away meaningless tasks while barley keeping a roof over your head and struggling to put food on the table is not hard work, it's fucking slavery.

In whatever comes next we need to end all unethical business practices and reevaluate what jobs are necessary for human survival and thriving and which slave wage jobs are no longer relevant... Or rather never were. We also need to develop a pay scale that is reasonable and fair. Professional athletes should definitely be allowed a lavish retirement... After playing for 30-40 years. Production jobs should have huge take-home pays after benefits are calculated out. And people who want to go into the creative arts shouldn't have to worry about food or shelter.

We have the technology to be post scarce and there is zero reason not to be aside from the constant lies of the elites.

What really worries me is what will happen to/what will people do when everything gets restored, and we have so many low skilled/unskilled workers whose jobs are easily replaced by machines? How many were replaced at McDonald's by kiosks?

Why do we have to pretend they want us around as slaves?

For one thing, there are certain operations that it's just too hard or expensive to create a machine to do, that a human robot-slave can do better. And for another thing, they need adrenochrome factories.

Deep beneath Area 51, many levels below the ground, is said to be a series of such factories, endless rows of beds with children strapped down, enduring continuous, systematic, methodical torture and bloodletting, no one able to hear their screams.

Don't know if that's true. But now, we do know that nothing of the sort would be beyond the capacity of the deep state to inflict on innocent children; and that much of the information derided in the past as "conspiracy theory" is now called "common knowledge".

Either they can't actually replace enough people with robots yet (especially as robots still need humans to maintain them, they're not self-replicating yet) or it's because they enjoy lording over us too much and being a lord without serfs isn't as fun.