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So here I decided to imagine the future that awaits us after this total control and after the world war III. In short, after our civilization is finally destroyed, people will gradually learn to value resources (they will have no choice) and people will live without the Internet and artificial intelligence, without total control and comfort, in autonomous small communities almost like in the Middle Ages, and will value simple things, and not strive for the stars, as before, and will remind their descendants of the horrors of the past and the fall of the greatest human empire in history.

And it will never be possible to restore our civilization, because the resources will run out.

How do you like a future without AI, without the Internet and without convenient technologies such as computers, etc., and also without cars and other transport, almost like in the Middle Ages?

It's a utopia, isn't it? This is sarcasm, by the way.

I'm wondering why I'm being downvoted, because I explain things poorly or because I offended someone? Or because I have anime on my avatar?

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[โ€“] meliante@lemmy.pt 2 points 1 day ago (1 children)

If you're an ignorant neckbeard.

Well, I'm afraid that such a future is likely to await us, but I suppose not immediately, I think after decades of total control.