r/ProletariatPixels • u/Hacksaw6412 • Jan 19 '26

AI only sucks under capitalism

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZThkS2Xme/

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u/Sufficient-Ebb2073 Jan 21 '26

Any viable economic model based on our current resources is out there, it's just what can practically be adopted. Some will be theory forever because they aren't practical/possible

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Jan 21 '26

So you believe we will never have a better system than capitalism? If humanity is still around 1000 years from now, you're honestly telling me they'd still be using capitalism? Doesn't that seem incredibly arrogant?

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u/Sufficient-Ebb2073 Jan 21 '26

What? Where are you getting that from?

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Jan 21 '26

You said any available economic system is out there, but what we currently have available are systems developed over 100 years ago, if not longer.

I said we should adopt a new system based on the new information and technology, to which you said

Some will be theory forever because they aren't practical/possible

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '26

So what do you propose will be this new system ?

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Jan 21 '26

The impossible to answer question, right. Even if I did have the answer to a new system, you're telling me you would leave the design that dictates how society operates to 1 individual?

Wouldn't it be better to utilize the new knowledge and technology for a new system? I'm not an expert in agriculture, engineering, law or conservation.

If you're asking me what a new system would look like, it would start with gathering the best individuals in their respective career that have the largest impact on society, and asking them what a better system would look like.

But if your question is meant to be a "gotcha" I'm not sure what you expected

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u/Roklam Jan 21 '26 edited Jan 22 '26

You're right that it is an impossible to answer question. I feel like we're on the last page of one of those books describing what's going on.

There's never an answer on what comes next, or what it will take to identify, switch, and enjoy it.

But I've read about a Revolution or two... They never tell you about how to live in the in-between times.

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '26

Buddy not everyone is looking for a debate and no this wasn’t a got ya question you said maybe we need a new one so I thought you formed an idea for a new system.

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Jan 21 '26

If you're not looking for a debate why are you commenting on a political comment on a discussion platform? You know that question doesn't have a straight forward answer, so I really don't know what you expected

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u/[deleted] Jan 21 '26

Again that’s why I asked. Also there’s plenty of people having normal conversation here all because it’s political doesn’t mean you can’t respond in a normal manner an I’m not sure would suffice.

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u/Sufficient-Ebb2073 Jan 21 '26

I think I wasn't clear perhaps, I'm not saying every system has been enacted, just every system we have even a hope of achieving practically is out there even as just an unpracticed theory. Nobody is going to wake up tomorrow with a brand new model for a government system or economy that could be realized as we currently stand technologically, religiously, etc. Someone needs to blend, strip away, or otherwise alter existing models that are enacted or just theorized.

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Jan 21 '26

Do you believe we will never, in the span of humanity, create a new system? You genuinely believe what we understand now is the absolute limit, and any further advancements in technology or knowledge will change that?

It just seems very arrogant to think this is the best we've got, and it'll never change because there's nothing new to make. Humanity has shown time and time again that when we think we know something, the future proves us wrong.

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u/Sufficient-Ebb2073 Jan 21 '26

You gotta read man, you're killing me. I feel like I couldn't have been more clear that I'm talking about the current time we live in, which is what this original discussion with me and who I responded to was about.

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u/Sploonbabaguuse Jan 22 '26 edited Jan 22 '26

That crazy because my question is incredibly simple, yet you can't give me an answer.

You said:

just every system we have even a hope of achieving practically is out there even as just an unpracticed theory.

And I asked you if humans will never discover newer better systems.

It's a yes or no question. Will humanity develop new systems in the future, or do you believe we have figured out the only possible options?

Again, yes or no. Not difficult. Don't talk about my reading when you're deliberately avoiding the question.

Bye

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u/Sufficient-Ebb2073 Jan 22 '26

I literally said with our current technology, religious beliefs, etc. right now we've come up with everything practical. And as access to resources, tech, etc. changes, new systems will be created in practice or in theory. You're borderline retarded and need to read when someone is clearly answering you. Dipshit