>>717571880
>Kids these days don't do [thing] like WE did it
It's more like "Kids these days can't do anything!" Using search engines effectively is about the only skill I've heard anyone say zoomers have, and that's really not that much. Eventually the maintenance of a technologically advanced society is going to fall directly on your shoulders, and comparatively few of you have the skills to manage it. Whenever that's brought up, I always hear the same refrain "AI will do it."

Of what use, then, will any of you be?
>Already we have turned all of our critical industries, all of our material resources, over to these... things... these lumps of silver and paste we call nanorobots. And now we propose to teach them intelligence? What, pray tell, will we do when these little homunculi awaken one day and announce that they have no further need of us?

>>713972341
Her life was a greek tragedy. There was nothing she could do to stop mankind from running off a cliff technologically and killed herself never knowing the Transcendence ending saved them all at the eleventh hour.