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  • robotic cooking
    Abundance and Unemployment
    / Our Future

    …believe that exponential technologies are driving us toward a world of ever-increasing abundance. Within the next 30 years, we will be able to meet and exceed the needs of every man, woman, and child. From there on out, I believe we are heading toward more of a Star Trek universe…

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    …believe that exponential technologies are driving us toward a world of ever-increasing abundance. Within the next 30 years, we will be able to meet and exceed the needs of every man, woman, and child. From there on out, I believe we are heading toward more of a Star Trek universe…

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  • English philosopher Thomas Hobbes
    cultural evolution
    / Unilinear theory

    … implicitly assumed that the “upward” progress of humankind was part of the natural order.

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    … implicitly assumed that the “upward” progress of humankind was part of the natural order.

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