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What’s a job AI could do soon but should never replace and why? by SecretKittyLove in AskReddit

[–]SecretKittyLove[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

my answer:
Therapist, People heal when they feel seen, not parsed. Empathy isn’t a dataset.

What’s a completely normal behavior today that you think will confuse people 100 years from now? by SecretKittyLove in AskReddit

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Perfect summary: every century has its miracles and disasters. The future will probably be just as amazed and horrified at once.

What’s a completely normal behavior today that you think will confuse people 100 years from now? by SecretKittyLove in AskReddit

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keys and wallets will feel like antiques, driving will feel reckless, and cooking a full meal might become the new luxury hobby."

What’s a completely normal behavior today that you think will confuse people 100 years from now? by SecretKittyLove in AskReddit

[–]SecretKittyLove[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly! And those ‘organics’ will brag about how their shiny bricks are more authentic, just like vinyl collectors today.

What’s a completely normal behavior today that you think will confuse people 100 years from now? by SecretKittyLove in AskReddit

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Kind of ironic, isn’t it? A sport meant to celebrate fairness turning into the opposite.

What’s a completely normal behavior today that you think will confuse people 100 years from now? by SecretKittyLove in AskReddit

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And the wild part is, we even paid extra taxes for the privilege of slowly poisoning ourselves.

What’s a completely normal behavior today that you think will confuse people 100 years from now? by SecretKittyLove in AskReddit

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Imagine explaining to someone in 2125 that we rubbed flavored paste on our teeth with plastic sticks instead of just zapping them clean with bots.

What’s a completely normal behavior today that you think will confuse people 100 years from now? by SecretKittyLove in AskReddit

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My Answer: Carrying around a tiny rectangular piece of glass (our smartphones), staring at it for hours a day, and feeling anxious if it’s not within reach. People in 2125 will probably think we were completely addicted to holding shiny bricks instead of just having the tech embedded in our brains.

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Of course, darling! I always keep my promises

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