Ian Crossland

The reason, Ian, uh,

According to the internet, which is never wrong, it's undefeated.

The reason people weren't riding in the 80s, the lesson they learned was that they should seize control of institutions.

Oh, yeah.

So after the 70s, instead of protesting, they started running for office, creating NGOs, and working behind the scenes to take power and take control, which it appears they did.

Oh, we're done, bro.

I mean, just like, AI is everything.

Everything else is stamp collecting.

All of the stuff we're talking about with immigration, I feel like what's really happening is that the governments, the big corporations, are desperately building AI, and they're dangling the keys over here, so we are pawing at it like kittens, and they're actually working on the... The AI stuff is going to...

is going to just nuke everything we know in human life.

And if people genuinely understood what was happening internationally, we would be in a nuclear war to wipe out these data centers and to destroy anybody who tries to build it.

Wow.

narrative kind of you see that future there there is a popular assessment on ai that the end result will be the death of like literally genocide white humans get wiped out there's a there's a bunch of ways it's been explained by a bunch of different academics one of which is i was watching one video today where he basically this guy this guy describes the business the

The business circumstances by which humans die.

And it's that slowly over time, he describes this scenario.

It's a very great video.

I forgot what channel it was.

It was recommended to me.

He says, you've got a company and a new AI comes out, AI agent, that allows low-level work, organizing files, scheduling meetings.

And so companies start firing their low-level staff and using AI to do this menial work.