Anish Acharya

But I think there's no ceiling on human desire.

There's no ceiling on company ambition.

And so far we're seeing it as like companies doing more versus, hey, let's do the same amount with less people.

Right.

So we'll have to see.

I also think on the UBI point, like the thing that I think we need more than UBI if we ever get to that place is universal basic purpose.

And the way you actually get the French Revolution is less that people don't have enough money, that's part of it, and more that people don't have something important to work on.

Like everybody's got to feel like they're on a hero's journey.

Right.

And even if it's a little, I mean, look, arguably we both have fake jobs right now.

So even if it's a little bit contrived, I think that we have to make sure people have a sense of purpose in addition to the means to kind of go achieve it.

Where do you think that's going to come from?

Again, I think there's no ceiling on human desire.

I think people are going to want vacation homes on Mars.

I think people are going to like, you know, companies are going to be doing more ambitious things.

We're going to have 100x more skyscrapers.

Like the history of all technology is it increases productivity and it also increases human desire.

You've heard this thing of like luxuries become commodities, right?

Therapy was considered a weird luxury 50 years ago.

Now therapy is an expectation.