Ariel
@Prolotario1
Man, Rob’s metaphor about the river of human energy flowing freely through tech like XRPL hits hard it’s this poetic vision of ditching centralized dams and letting creativity and value rush unchecked, sparking abundance and peace. But with automatons, robots, and AI exploding onto the scene.
We are being confronted with an entire new paradigm shift away from the old ways of doing things. And I am fine with that. Because our energy was being used by parasitic corporations. And it’s time we all use that to build ourselves instead of companies who don’t return the favor.
I think the game’s flipping in ways we might not have foreseen; these machines aren’t just tools, they’re becoming the new current, automating grunt work and amplifying human ingenuity to levels where “effort” evolves from sweat to smart orchestration.
Sure, it could wash away old jobs and power structures, but imagine the flood of innovation AI handling the mundane so we channel that freed-up energy into breakthroughs that make scarcity obsolete.
We have been doing robotic work for decades on mundane task that was not at all exciting or liberating. Just tolerable. And 2026 we will see the inception of this outwardly. Companies are going to ramp up production and we will start to see robots in factory & warehouse jobs soon.
One thing that is constant in this universe is change. Which is why we should never get comfortable with anything that makes us relax too long. Luxury builds weak people.
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