I was thinking about this today. What Am I talking about?
Basically, the Tesla cars and drones in general (both weaponized and not) tell me this is where we are at the beginning of full artificial intelligence changing everything.
Just like in the early 1900s people won't be able to cope with this either.
If you study the culture shock worldwide from about 1900 until around the 1950s it will help you cope with this century too somewhat.
However, the changes now will come much quicker and much scarier than what happened between 1900 and 1950 on earth.
So, learning to adapt to almost anything will be your personal ticket to ongoing survival along with your children and grandchildren.
Or you could go somewhere really remote like the Himalayas or the Colorado Rockies and live in a cave too.
Or anything in between.
I would say cities (large cities) will be the most dangerous places to live of all for a variety of reasons.
To the best of my ability I write about my experience of the Universe Past, Present and Future
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