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Utopia & Dystopia by Dylan Glynn
Thinking about the 250th year of the United States... why does it blow me away? It's the closest thing to utopia that has taken place in all of humanity. People came from all over the world because it was a refuge and a land of opportunity. To have this mix of people come together and experience fr
twitter used to have some of the most elite, financially, intellectually rich people from all around the world it was a fascinating place to be around, to learn from now it’s um different, but hopefully we get back to that soon was a utopia
🇬🇧 This is multicultural London. They promised the British people that letting in the whole world with zero screening mechanisms would create a utopia of cultural progress. Having 80-year-old women blocked on stairwells is what they ended up getting. Writer: Mhedi x.com/TheNorfolkLion…
We’re always just one more tax away from Utopia
Merci, Paris! Hopefully we can build this AI utopia together! No one will be nostalgic for antiquated healthcare technology or the diseases we'll be able to cure. And we'll still long for handmade croissants (probably even more!) when they're abundant.
Inspired! If you're building the infrastructure for utopia, we at 776 want to be your first check! @Starcloud_ is ambitious AF and that's exactly why we were so proud to seed it. Katelin Holloway clocked it early! https://x.com/bbgoriginals/status/2066596683870355704
Someone needs to create the most expensive city in the world and have it be like a mash up of all the craziest, most unreal, fantasy locations - some Avatar, some Lord of the Rings, Hogwarts, Backrooms (the rollercoasters and glowing lights part lol), Utopia/ cyberpunk/ Blade Runner, Spirited Away,
"AI is likely to produce neither a job apocalypse nor productivity utopia, but something harder to measure: a quiet degradation of the quality of the jobs that remain," per Bloomberg
AI is likely to produce neither a job apocalypse nor productivity utopia, but something harder to measure: a quiet degradation of the quality of the jobs that remain, writes @parmy (via @opinion) https://t.co/YdugOCgow7