Luckily, I keep getting told that AI will replace my job by 2030, so that won't be a problem.
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extrapolating that far from a graph is pretty unsound.
Realistically the RBA has no idea when but probably never is realistic given that we are entering the exciting part of climate change.
the exciting part of climate change.
The atmosphere may be excited, but I am not 😥
it is kindof hilarious that anyone at this point think living standards are ever going to get better for any except the 1%, and even they won't see this continue for long as we come to the carbon pulse down slope and run out of key minerals, water, and climate change really starts to bite hard.
and yet people still vote One Nation, doesn't matter what example the US set, we follow a few years behind, making it worse.
Because they are all in on the progress narrative and angry that they're aren't getting their share, and voting for whoever tells the most comforting lies. It's only after the leopard feasts that they realise they were duped, but they believe the next charlatan most of the time. In the US "both" sides of the political spectrum are corrupt, same for us here with #LibLab, but we do at least have preferential voting which allows protest votes to actually work a bit of they're for minor parties. It's down to if the person voting is scared enough about the prospect of sharing a smaller pie. The "woke" folks realise the game, & that the colonists / capitalists are coming for everyone.
I'm making literally twice as many dollars as I was in 2021, and I'm the poorest I've ever been in my life. I won't make it to 2044 (not that I have any hope things are ever going to recover on any timeline).
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