Alex Hormozi

So what have we already seen happen in the porn industry?

You've got AI avatar girls who are, you know, people are spinning up these AI avatars, they have an army of 100 girls or guys, I don't know, whatever your flavor is, right?

Or aliens, I mean, again, whatever you want.

Where people, and I'm not saying good or bad, I'm just saying pure economics, right?

Where they don't have to deal with the drama associated with it, they don't have to film them, they don't have to give, they just make videos, they render them, they send them out, they have chats,

that is really just a chat bot that's going back and forth, someone that's been trained on 10,000 porn related conversations and people pay for them.

And so what I believe is going to happen in the future, I believe that humans will need a place to live.

I believe they will need food to eat.

I believe that they will have things they need to do with their time for entertainment.

I believe those are industries that I would absolutely say like these things will not change.

Now, which one wins, who knows?

But those industries I think will exist.

And then I'll give you my hell in a hand basket frame.

So what does that mean?

If there's a world where everything goes to shit, then it doesn't really matter.

And so I have to walk myself back off of the apocalyptic angle of like, okay, well, if all of these things eventually disrupt and there's a permanent underclass and no one has any money and there's only a select few who actually leaned into technology to acquire all the wealth in the world, if that were to happen, it's all gonna be anarchy.

Maybe, I don't know, but I just prefer to exist in a world where I'm hoping for the best, preparing for the worst, but I am absolutely hoping for the best.

And I think in the hell in a handbasket world, none of it will matter.

Prepare for sunshine and rain.

Just be an all-weather type of person.