Akaash Singh

um a human being's right to you know sovereignty and thought and like like what created that kind of okay so this is yeah so this is what we're learning right throughout history everything every single civilization that you touch on they have security they have borders and they have food so this is a long time this is the dark side of the athenian world um

So like... But were the Athenians warmongers?

Like where was their muscle?

Yeah, yeah.

And what about people who ran restaurants, farms, security, policing?

There must have been jobs to maintain infrastructure in the city.

So is this what happens with society once AI and robots become functional?

God, I don't know.

Just get, like, indentured servants type vibe?

Essentially, you have indentured servants, and you have a obligation to take part in government, society, or whatever it is.

And, like, these indentured servants, or these robots or whatever, fighting each other in a war doesn't really make any sense.

I mean, that's just, like, who runs out of robots first, and then eventually it's people.

Yeah.

They would pay people to watch sports?

So Marcus Aurelius was just ripping off the Stoics.

Oh, he was obsessed with ancient Greece.

How did they keep the Spartans at bay?

If you have this dominant military force...

Why don't they just take over all of Greece?

The Spartans?