Blessing Adeoye Jr.

You have the infinite money glitch, and them going into games and being like, we can do this, we can make all this happen, and yeah.

It's like, no, that's definitely not going to work out.

And yeah, I just, I look forward to, you know, the tomb Raiders and everything.

It's like, that's not going to last like that is going to be, they're going to put those out and they're not going to do as well as they want to.

And they're going to shutter those teams.

They're just, it is, it is so deeply upsetting to see the reach of our basically, uh,

tech overlords that own every single part of everything.

Like the fact that Amazon owns fucking James Bond, like is just, is, is dystopian in a very interesting way.

And I think I've been more and more sensitive to that in the last few weeks.

And I think I'm like, not in the hope phase.

I think I'm in the doomer phase for sure.

More in my life than, yeah.

Because I think when I was younger, I would be the person that's like, man, this all sucks, but we'll figure it out.

We got this.

This is the American experiment.

We'll figure this out.

And now I'm just full-on doomer, gloomer.

I don't know what's going on and how we can fix this, but it doesn't help when we are all barreling towards an AI future that doesn't respect human beings.

And I think that that is the biggest thing here that, of course, frustrates me and frustrates everybody, is that we have these companies that truly want

a fraction of the human beings that are working under them so that they can make even more money and save and, and, and hoard it all.