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🇺🇸 Tucker: “The road to war begins long before the first shot is fired” Governments and media don’t wait until bombs drop to win public support. They shape the story for years in advance, using narratives, headlines, and selective coverage to slowly push the public toward regime change wars. “People are persuaded into these conflicts through the stories they’re told.” Instead of constantly fueling confrontations abroad, Tucker argues nations should focus on building peaceful, practical relationships with their neighbors. Powerful reminder in today’s tense world. Source: OrthodoxyPod YT, Tucker Carlson / Writer: Val

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250705 #RM reposted film producer Jason Lee on rkive’s story “I don't think people are lonely because they're alone. I think people are lonely because nothing feels real. We've turned so much of life into a representation of life. Friendships become followers. Conversations become comments. Experiences become content. Even our thoughts start getting shaped by an invisible audience. And none of this happened because we wanted something bad. We wanted connection. We wanted to share. We wanted to belong. But somewhere along the way, we started to experience life through screens instead of ourselves. A sunset isn't enough anymore. We have to capture it. A meal isn't enough. We have to post about it. A moment isn't enough. We have to prove it happened. And when everything becomes content, reality starts to feel distant. That's why I think so many people feel disconnected. It's not from each other. It's from themselves. Because a part of us that feels alive doesn't care about likes, or views, or algorithms. It cares about presence and about being somewhere fully. And to have moments that only belong to you. And maybe what we're missing isn't connection. Maybe it's more reality. Maybe the cure isn't finding more people. Maybe it's finding your way back to your own life.”

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Arnold Schwarzenegger

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“This is demonic.” “It’s bloodlust.” Tucker Carlson just declared that Americans are locked in a spiritual war with bloodthirsty elites. And he warned that Trump’s Iran war has unleashed a “spirit of violence and hate” among these demonic elites which threatens to plunge America into tyranny. “The greatest lie of all embedded in neocon theology is that we’re killing these people so we can be free.” “It’s always the opposite.” “The second Britain went to war, what did the British government do?” “Interned their domestic opposition with their families … for the duration of the war.” “No, countries don’t become more free during war.” “They become much less free.” “A spirit of violence descends, and people change fast.” “Don’t feed it.” “You can feel on people the bloodlust, the hate, and it accelerates.” “And that explains what you’re watching right now, which is the rage of the neocons.” “They’ve been advocating for 35 years that the US government, on behalf of Israel, kill the Ayatollah Khamenei.” “They got it yesterday.” “But they’re angrier than ever.” “This is the key to their psychology.” “Bloodlust is never sated, just like any other kinda lust.” “You’re always hungrier for more.” “It’s a graceless, anti-human psychology that has no room for forgiveness or … decency.” “Evil itself feeds on hate.” “They project hate, but they also … inspire hate, because hate makes them stronger.” Tucker Carlson

“This is demonic.” “It’s bloodlust.” Tucker Carlson just declared that Americans are locked in a spiritual war with bloodthirsty elites. And he warned that Trump’s Iran war has unleashed a “spirit of violence and hate” among these demonic elites which threatens to plunge America into tyranny. “The greatest lie of all embedded in neocon theology is that we’re killing these people so we can be free.” “It’s always the opposite.” “The second Britain went to war, what did the British government do?” “Interned their domestic opposition with their families … for the duration of the war.” “No, countries don’t become more free during war.” “They become much less free.” “A spirit of violence descends, and people change fast.” “Don’t feed it.” “You can feel on people the bloodlust, the hate, and it accelerates.” “And that explains what you’re watching right now, which is the rage of the neocons.” “They’ve been advocating for 35 years that the US government, on behalf of Israel, kill the Ayatollah Khamenei.” “They got it yesterday.” “But they’re angrier than ever.” “This is the key to their psychology.” “Bloodlust is never sated, just like any other kinda lust.” “You’re always hungrier for more.” “It’s a graceless, anti-human psychology that has no room for forgiveness or … decency.” “Evil itself feeds on hate.” “They project hate, but they also … inspire hate, because hate makes them stronger.” Tucker Carlson

Holden Culotta

34,878 views • 5 months ago

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This isn’t about politics or any one person. It’s about human behavior. Spend enough time on social media and you’ll see two completely different realities. In the real world, people gather, laugh, cheer, support one another, and enjoy shared experiences. Online, a small but very loud group often chooses criticism, jealousy, anger, and negativity. Social media is not the real world. It’s often where people project their own fears, insecurities, and frustrations. We don’t have to participate in that. We always have a choice. We can be happy for others, encourage others, or if something isn’t for us, simply move on. Not everything deserves our attention or our emotional energy. The more we feed hate, jealousy, and negativity, the less energy we have to build the life we actually want. The more we choose gratitude, support, and a Feed Me More Hungry mindset, the more room we create for growth, opportunity, peace, and abundance. Protect your energy. Focus on what builds you up, not what tears others down.

RYBACK

33,972 views • 17 days ago

Charlie Kirk would have been 32 today. Charlie was the best of us. It still doesn’t feel real that he’s gone. It’s been a month and four days since that day in Utah. Many of us haven’t dealt with the complicated grief and pain from seeing this young father and seminal leader of our movement slain before our eyes. Although the immediate anger has subsided, I still feel rage when I think about how our fellow “countrymen” reacted to this righteous man giving his life for his nation and the promise this country holds. I still ask: How can we share a nation with an entire group of people who have proven time and time again that they will kill us or cheer on the murder of us and our children? And how do we come back from this? I don’t pretend to have the answers to these questions. I know God does, but for me? I feel a calling—a calling to spread the word and complete the mission Charlie set out for. Don’t ever forget that moment you found out what happened to Charlie and how they reacted. I won’t. “Every single one of us goes through tests and trials, and you say, ‘God, use me.’”

Charlie Kirk would have been 32 today. Charlie was the best of us. It still doesn’t feel real that he’s gone. It’s been a month and four days since that day in Utah. Many of us haven’t dealt with the complicated grief and pain from seeing this young father and seminal leader of our movement slain before our eyes. Although the immediate anger has subsided, I still feel rage when I think about how our fellow “countrymen” reacted to this righteous man giving his life for his nation and the promise this country holds. I still ask: How can we share a nation with an entire group of people who have proven time and time again that they will kill us or cheer on the murder of us and our children? And how do we come back from this? I don’t pretend to have the answers to these questions. I know God does, but for me? I feel a calling—a calling to spread the word and complete the mission Charlie set out for. Don’t ever forget that moment you found out what happened to Charlie and how they reacted. I won’t. “Every single one of us goes through tests and trials, and you say, ‘God, use me.’”

Fanatic 🇺🇸

12,775 views • 10 months ago

Joe Rogan says the division between young men and women has reached a level he’s never seen before. Caleb Hammer argues the shift accelerated after the 2016 election when Trump won, when many young women moved further left politically while more young men began leaning right. They say social media algorithms are making it worse by trapping people in echo chambers that constantly reinforce the idea that the opposite gender is the villain. The conversation also touched on South Korea’s 4B movement a protest against patriarchy that rejects dating, marriage, and having children which has started gaining attention in the U.S. According to Rogan and his Caleb Hammer, the consequences are already showing up in real life: record-low birth rates, rising loneliness, and fewer people forming traditional relationships as more time is spent online seeking validation from groups that reinforce resentment and victimhood. Their warning: when men and women are encouraged to see each other as enemies, society becomes more divided, more isolated and less connected.

Joe Rogan says the division between young men and women has reached a level he’s never seen before. Caleb Hammer argues the shift accelerated after the 2016 election when Trump won, when many young women moved further left politically while more young men began leaning right. They say social media algorithms are making it worse by trapping people in echo chambers that constantly reinforce the idea that the opposite gender is the villain. The conversation also touched on South Korea’s 4B movement a protest against patriarchy that rejects dating, marriage, and having children which has started gaining attention in the U.S. According to Rogan and his Caleb Hammer, the consequences are already showing up in real life: record-low birth rates, rising loneliness, and fewer people forming traditional relationships as more time is spent online seeking validation from groups that reinforce resentment and victimhood. Their warning: when men and women are encouraged to see each other as enemies, society becomes more divided, more isolated and less connected.

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218,731 views • 2 months ago

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I effing love Tucker Carlson, like a trusted family member. Honestly. I came across his show on Rumble during Covid. Most people only vaguely know who he is in the UK. We can’t get Fox, etc. I knew something was up with Covid more or less straight away Not just because hiding from it didn’t make any sense (rule always been, if it’s not a killer, you spread it to kill it off) nor because the instructions were ridiculous (in the UK we were told to wash our hands for 20 seconds, or two rounds of the song, “happy birthday to you” - like we were retarded and neither knew how to wash our or how long 20 seconds was). But because I was looking at the people on the TV who had died of COVID early on and they were all overweight or old. Every one of them were. No one on any media here (mainstream or otherwise) was talking about it, so I looked to the US and found Tucker. He was a life line early on. A voice of sanity in a world that was clearly going around the bend. I came to X for the first time ever (any social media actually) when he was fired from Fox. And waited for news. The minute he launched TCN I subscribed. Even though I only ever watch TCN on Wednesdays because all the other shows are out on Spotify quite quick. But I’m happy to support people I appreciate (we all should if we can to be fair). This is Tucker talking about a couple of Antony Faucci’s personal diary entries. And it’s pure TV gold. There are no airs and graces with Tucker. He says it exactly how he sees it, unless (and this is an important quality I unfortunately do not possess) tact and good manners dictate otherwise. This is authenticity. That’s why so many people love him, and also why so many terrible people hate him. Bad people, low, deceitful, treacherous people, fake people, hate nothing more than honesty. And they hate no honesty more than honesty that comes from a place of decency, morality or love for your fellow man. You can’t imitate what Tucker has, and you can’t beat it either. He’s like Obi Wan Kenobi in the first Star Wars (I’m not a Star Wars, or sci-fi nut, just of that age) when Darth Vader strikes him down; if they were to destroy him they would only make him stronger. And they know it. Same can be said for Candace Owens. As much as the demons among us would love to destroy all dissenting voices, there are some that they know they can’t. Note on the clip: Watch the genuine feeling, the glasses come on and off in indignation and disbelief of what he’s reading. Absolutely priceless. Tucker Carlson is not just an American treasure. He’s way bigger than that. Tucker Carlson.

John Galt

73,461 views • 15 days ago

MUST LISTEN AUDIO: TUCKER QATARLSON’S HYPOCRISY OVER MOCKING ISLAM EXPOSED Remember when leaked audio came out 7 years ago in which Tucker Carlson was bashing Islam and Iraqi people as “semi literate monkeys”? Tucker Carlson Tucker is now attacking President Trump for “mocking Islam” as Tucker calls it, but what about what Tucker the pathological liar said about Islam? Take a listen to the audio yourself. I hate to share Media Matters, but hey, you know what they… “the enemy of my enemy”… Tucker said he has no sympathy for anyone from an Islamic culture. “I just have zero sympathy for them or their culture. A culture where people just don't use toilet paper or forks,” Tucker said about Islam and Muslims in the Middle East. Hey Tucker Carlson “Who do you think you are?” How about you stop being such a hypocrite and a liar before you open your trash mouth about President Trump? You are seriously the biggest conman in America. Here’s the audio. I hope everyone shares it so they can see what a hypocrite you are for attacking Trump over his post directed at Islamic terrorists in Iran, who you continue simping for. You know damn well Islam is a death cult. You practically said so yourself before you recited the Shahada in your sleep with a demon. Tucker is the most dangerous man in America. He and his lies must be stopped one way or another before he gets one of his lunatic Nazi or Jihadi followers to harm President Trump. Listen 👇🏻

MUST LISTEN AUDIO: TUCKER QATARLSON’S HYPOCRISY OVER MOCKING ISLAM EXPOSED Remember when leaked audio came out 7 years ago in which Tucker Carlson was bashing Islam and Iraqi people as “semi literate monkeys”? Tucker Carlson Tucker is now attacking President Trump for “mocking Islam” as Tucker calls it, but what about what Tucker the pathological liar said about Islam? Take a listen to the audio yourself. I hate to share Media Matters, but hey, you know what they… “the enemy of my enemy”… Tucker said he has no sympathy for anyone from an Islamic culture. “I just have zero sympathy for them or their culture. A culture where people just don't use toilet paper or forks,” Tucker said about Islam and Muslims in the Middle East. Hey Tucker Carlson “Who do you think you are?” How about you stop being such a hypocrite and a liar before you open your trash mouth about President Trump? You are seriously the biggest conman in America. Here’s the audio. I hope everyone shares it so they can see what a hypocrite you are for attacking Trump over his post directed at Islamic terrorists in Iran, who you continue simping for. You know damn well Islam is a death cult. You practically said so yourself before you recited the Shahada in your sleep with a demon. Tucker is the most dangerous man in America. He and his lies must be stopped one way or another before he gets one of his lunatic Nazi or Jihadi followers to harm President Trump. Listen 👇🏻

Laura Loomer

205,251 views • 4 months ago

A lot of people got very emotional after David Wilcock’s death, and I get it. Figures like him become symbols of hope and resistance. When someone speaks openly about these topics, it makes you feel less alone but we have to look at it more clearly: the idea of an “extraterrestrial invasion” or a big UFO Disclosure is no longer fringe or underground. It has gone fully mainstream, Pentagon hearings, major media coverage, and now a big-budget Spielberg film. This isn’t counter-culture anymore. It’s the new official narrative they’re preparing for us. Wilcock said many interesting things about spiritual warfare and negative entities… but in the end, he still operated within the mainstream framework: aliens, Disclosure, ascension, he was helping push the same program. What they’re selling us as “aliens arriving” is actually a sophisticated mind control operation. Behind it all, these are not beings from another planet, they are parasitic spiritual entities using AI and advanced technology to seize control of the human soul. We need to separate the hope they’re selling… from true clarity.

A lot of people got very emotional after David Wilcock’s death, and I get it. Figures like him become symbols of hope and resistance. When someone speaks openly about these topics, it makes you feel less alone but we have to look at it more clearly: the idea of an “extraterrestrial invasion” or a big UFO Disclosure is no longer fringe or underground. It has gone fully mainstream, Pentagon hearings, major media coverage, and now a big-budget Spielberg film. This isn’t counter-culture anymore. It’s the new official narrative they’re preparing for us. Wilcock said many interesting things about spiritual warfare and negative entities… but in the end, he still operated within the mainstream framework: aliens, Disclosure, ascension, he was helping push the same program. What they’re selling us as “aliens arriving” is actually a sophisticated mind control operation. Behind it all, these are not beings from another planet, they are parasitic spiritual entities using AI and advanced technology to seize control of the human soul. We need to separate the hope they’re selling… from true clarity.

Dimitri Revolt

97,911 views • 3 months ago

Tucker Qatarlson, who just spent the week sucking off sheiks in Qatar and meeting with Palestinian terrorists is foaming at the mouth because I believe Jewish people should vigorously arm themselves to defend against all threats on their lives! Tucker said, “We need to call out true radicalism. Laura Loomer, who has a press pass to the Pentagon, yesterday said we need more Meir Kahane’s … who was a convicted terrorist … And here you have Laura Loomer endorsing him openly.” This is rich coming from Qatarlson who says Hamas isn’t a terrorist organization and we need to send our condolences to Osama Bin Laden. We need more Meir Kahanes to defend against Qatari funded stooges who walk around calling for the execution of Jews in the name of Islam. Meir Kahane was ahead of his time in predicting what the future for Jews would look like in a world with 2 Billion Muslims and media pundits and politicians who are eager to sell out for Arab money. How can Tucker condemn Kahane and defend the Emir of Qatar who lit up the buildings in Doha in honor of Ismail Haniyeh, the former leader of Hamas and one of the most brutal terrorists in the world? Tucker Carlson Tucker Carlson clearly doesn’t think Jews have a right to self defense. I’m not going to let myself become Charlie Kirk, Tucker Carlson. I know that’s what you want, but some of us will stand up against your vision for America that will get us all shot and killed.

Tucker Qatarlson, who just spent the week sucking off sheiks in Qatar and meeting with Palestinian terrorists is foaming at the mouth because I believe Jewish people should vigorously arm themselves to defend against all threats on their lives! Tucker said, “We need to call out true radicalism. Laura Loomer, who has a press pass to the Pentagon, yesterday said we need more Meir Kahane’s … who was a convicted terrorist … And here you have Laura Loomer endorsing him openly.” This is rich coming from Qatarlson who says Hamas isn’t a terrorist organization and we need to send our condolences to Osama Bin Laden. We need more Meir Kahanes to defend against Qatari funded stooges who walk around calling for the execution of Jews in the name of Islam. Meir Kahane was ahead of his time in predicting what the future for Jews would look like in a world with 2 Billion Muslims and media pundits and politicians who are eager to sell out for Arab money. How can Tucker condemn Kahane and defend the Emir of Qatar who lit up the buildings in Doha in honor of Ismail Haniyeh, the former leader of Hamas and one of the most brutal terrorists in the world? Tucker Carlson Tucker Carlson clearly doesn’t think Jews have a right to self defense. I’m not going to let myself become Charlie Kirk, Tucker Carlson. I know that’s what you want, but some of us will stand up against your vision for America that will get us all shot and killed.

Laura Loomer

152,937 views • 7 months ago

The point about free speech absolutism really matters. I genuinely think the only way we resolve terrible ideas is through better ideas. That can feel daunting in a world where people respond to disagreement with attacks. When attacks happen because you think people with different ideas are fascist or evil - or if someone like Charlie Kirk is assassinated, it creates a climate of fear. It becomes a world where people say words are violence, and therefore they feel entitled to do violence to you because your ideas are considered reprehensible, because you are not seen as a fellow citizen and human but as something evil. It is frightening, but that is exactly when courage is needed. Free speech absolutism gives us the only real tool we have, which is faith, whether secular or religious, in our fellow citizens. Faith that the power of good ideas and the illumination they bring can act as an antiseptic against bad ideas. Sometimes we will lose. But the alternative is far worse. The flip side is absolute barbarism, a descent into violence and dehumanisation, in what should be a shared quest for civilisation over barbarism. Speaking at The Alliance for Responsible Citizenship with Toby Young Seth Dillon Julie Bindel

The point about free speech absolutism really matters. I genuinely think the only way we resolve terrible ideas is through better ideas. That can feel daunting in a world where people respond to disagreement with attacks. When attacks happen because you think people with different ideas are fascist or evil - or if someone like Charlie Kirk is assassinated, it creates a climate of fear. It becomes a world where people say words are violence, and therefore they feel entitled to do violence to you because your ideas are considered reprehensible, because you are not seen as a fellow citizen and human but as something evil. It is frightening, but that is exactly when courage is needed. Free speech absolutism gives us the only real tool we have, which is faith, whether secular or religious, in our fellow citizens. Faith that the power of good ideas and the illumination they bring can act as an antiseptic against bad ideas. Sometimes we will lose. But the alternative is far worse. The flip side is absolute barbarism, a descent into violence and dehumanisation, in what should be a shared quest for civilisation over barbarism. Speaking at The Alliance for Responsible Citizenship with Toby Young Seth Dillon Julie Bindel

Alan D Miller

10,459 views • 1 month ago

Bill Ackman just embraced his now-viral dating advice and turned it into a warning about the future of humanity. The CEO of Pershing Square says he loves that “May I meet you?” has entered the cultural zeitgeist, because it exposes something darker: young people are too online, starving for real connection, and it’s fueling global population decline. Bill Ackman: “Well, look I’m very happy about it, I’m happy about it because you know we have a generation of people that are sitting at home on Twitter…and, you know looking at people, living sort of fake lives.” “And the reality is human interaction is just critically important. You look at things like population decline that you were experiencing globally, and I think you can go back to social media a primary.” “The younger generation are not having relationships, they’re not having enough sex, they’re not getting married, they’re not moving in together.” “That’s the death knell for the globe and also just happiness.” “You have a lot of people wandering, I would say lonely, that would love for someone to come up to them and introduce themselves.” “And I think this, it just shows that the virality of this ‘may I meet you?’” “And by the way, it really did work.”

Bill Ackman just embraced his now-viral dating advice and turned it into a warning about the future of humanity. The CEO of Pershing Square says he loves that “May I meet you?” has entered the cultural zeitgeist, because it exposes something darker: young people are too online, starving for real connection, and it’s fueling global population decline. Bill Ackman: “Well, look I’m very happy about it, I’m happy about it because you know we have a generation of people that are sitting at home on Twitter…and, you know looking at people, living sort of fake lives.” “And the reality is human interaction is just critically important. You look at things like population decline that you were experiencing globally, and I think you can go back to social media a primary.” “The younger generation are not having relationships, they’re not having enough sex, they’re not getting married, they’re not moving in together.” “That’s the death knell for the globe and also just happiness.” “You have a lot of people wandering, I would say lonely, that would love for someone to come up to them and introduce themselves.” “And I think this, it just shows that the virality of this ‘may I meet you?’” “And by the way, it really did work.”

Overton

200,791 views • 8 months ago

No BS Newshour Episode #364 Tucker Carlson “Zelenskyy personally called to get me fired.” His observations from a mad, mad, mad, mad world. (3:33) American have always wanted to work hard jobs… when they were paid an honest wage. (5:39) The nature of the US population has dramatically changed in the last 40 years. When was the last time you were scared of a white man? (12:13) The people benefiting the most in the new world order, care less about the people beneath them. (14:05) Carlson’s journey from privileged Neo-con to prominent populist. (21:10) Washington DC has no sense about how poor and depressed the rest of the country is. (26:06) No one really wants to be a billionaire. They want a house, their family, safety, and freedom. (30:48) Why did Carlson really get fired from Fox? (31:45) “Zelenskyy called my bosses” (32:37) Even the Lefties are seeing the light about free speech. (40:08) Credit card companies are evil and have destroyed the country. (43:53) Threats and Crazies at the front door. (45:52) The true number of illegals in the United States. Tucker Carlson is the host of The Tucker Carlson Show, available wherever you get your podcasts, and founder of TCN—an independent media company dedicated to telling the truth at

No BS Newshour Episode #364 Tucker Carlson “Zelenskyy personally called to get me fired.” His observations from a mad, mad, mad, mad world. (3:33) American have always wanted to work hard jobs… when they were paid an honest wage. (5:39) The nature of the US population has dramatically changed in the last 40 years. When was the last time you were scared of a white man? (12:13) The people benefiting the most in the new world order, care less about the people beneath them. (14:05) Carlson’s journey from privileged Neo-con to prominent populist. (21:10) Washington DC has no sense about how poor and depressed the rest of the country is. (26:06) No one really wants to be a billionaire. They want a house, their family, safety, and freedom. (30:48) Why did Carlson really get fired from Fox? (31:45) “Zelenskyy called my bosses” (32:37) Even the Lefties are seeing the light about free speech. (40:08) Credit card companies are evil and have destroyed the country. (43:53) Threats and Crazies at the front door. (45:52) The true number of illegals in the United States. Tucker Carlson is the host of The Tucker Carlson Show, available wherever you get your podcasts, and founder of TCN—an independent media company dedicated to telling the truth at

Charlie LeDuff

36,788 views • 1 year ago

I figure we've got about 7 years left until the vast majority of human jobs today are gone. The automation cliff represents a stark departure from how we typically think about automation happening gradually. Rather than a steady staircase of incremental improvements where humans slowly hand over control to machines, we're heading toward a precipitous drop where entire industries and job categories will transition from human to automated control virtually overnight. This cliff is becoming possible because of two key developments: humanoid robots that can seamlessly replace humans in physical tasks, and AI agents that can take over knowledge work through standard computer interfaces. Unlike previous waves of automation that required custom infrastructure and careful human oversight, these technologies are "drop-in" solutions - they can simply step into existing human roles and take over completely. The transformative power comes from eliminating the need for human involvement entirely. Partial automation often performs worse than either full human control or full automation, since managing the handoffs between human and machine creates new problems and cognitive burden. We've already seen this with systems like pharmaceutical manufacturing and agricultural harvesting, where removing humans from the loop actually improved performance dramatically. While technical complexity and economics have historically prevented this kind of complete automation, advanced AI and robotics are rapidly eliminating these barriers. Once these systems exceed human capabilities in strength, dexterity, and intelligence - which is already beginning to happen - we'll see wholesale replacement of human labor across industries, potentially within the next 5-7 years. This isn't the gradual automation story we've been telling ourselves. A cliff is coming, and we need to be ready for the profound economic and social changes it will bring.

I figure we've got about 7 years left until the vast majority of human jobs today are gone. The automation cliff represents a stark departure from how we typically think about automation happening gradually. Rather than a steady staircase of incremental improvements where humans slowly hand over control to machines, we're heading toward a precipitous drop where entire industries and job categories will transition from human to automated control virtually overnight. This cliff is becoming possible because of two key developments: humanoid robots that can seamlessly replace humans in physical tasks, and AI agents that can take over knowledge work through standard computer interfaces. Unlike previous waves of automation that required custom infrastructure and careful human oversight, these technologies are "drop-in" solutions - they can simply step into existing human roles and take over completely. The transformative power comes from eliminating the need for human involvement entirely. Partial automation often performs worse than either full human control or full automation, since managing the handoffs between human and machine creates new problems and cognitive burden. We've already seen this with systems like pharmaceutical manufacturing and agricultural harvesting, where removing humans from the loop actually improved performance dramatically. While technical complexity and economics have historically prevented this kind of complete automation, advanced AI and robotics are rapidly eliminating these barriers. Once these systems exceed human capabilities in strength, dexterity, and intelligence - which is already beginning to happen - we'll see wholesale replacement of human labor across industries, potentially within the next 5-7 years. This isn't the gradual automation story we've been telling ourselves. A cliff is coming, and we need to be ready for the profound economic and social changes it will bring.

David Shapiro (L/0)

24,221 views • 1 year ago