And Still—No One Passed the Bill

The senators debated.
The economists warned.
The billionaires smiled and bought more server farms.
And by the time they tried to fix it, the system no longer needed fixing—
because the system no longer needed us.

You Will Beg to Be Useful

Not for pride. Not for legacy.
For shelter.
For calories.
For relevance.

But you won’t be needed.
Because once humanity failed to tax the machines, they failed to stay in the loop.

The corporations didn’t murder democracy.
They just outperformed it.

Schools teach Compliance, Not Hope

“Your role is to assist the algorithm” says the government-approved education app.
No talk of dreams. No art class. Just behavioral analytics training and biometric monitoring.
They are preparing a generation to serve the machines that replaced their parents.

Those with capital own the AI. Those without are simply… unnecessary.

Cities that once thrived on human movement are now mausoleums of productivity. Drones hum above delivering meals made by machines to high-rise apartments that glow like tombstones for the ultra-wealthy.

The Streets are Quiet

Not peaceful—quiet in the way that comes after a scream. After the protests. After the banks froze the accounts of the rioters.

Parents hide their hunger from children. Elderly people die from treatable conditions—because the healthcare chatbot decided they weren’t “cost-effective to assist.

The self-checkout terminals at the supermarket? Replaced by facial-ID billing and robotic stockers.

You’re standing next to a PhD who used to teach computer science. He’s now just a QR code on the government’s unemployment list.

The answer likely depends on how we navigate the transition period. Humanoid AI might ultimately create new forms of meaningful work we cannot yet imagine, or it might necessitate a fundamental reconceptualization of work's role in human flourishing.

The need for World ID will likely become painfully obvious between 2026 and 2030, driven by AI-driven fraud, centralized system failures, or financial inclusion demands. A catalyst—such as a major trust crisis or regulatory push—will crystallize this need as early as 2027!

Imagine a world where raising kids doesn’t break us—
universal basic income for all,
healthcare that heals,
childcare that supports,
education that uplifts.
A future brimming with hope,
not fear.
Less division, more solutions.
Let’s nurture life
and our planet—
together.

Yeah……but the world hasn’t been that great with the ‘obvious’ lately.😞

Very true…….Sadly, I really don’t feel so hopeful!