You'll Be Replaced And You'll Be Happy
The big tech is gradually erasing human-to-human interactions from our lives. This is a problem. Support my work: / thehatedone
This is Evil Corp. We have all these different brands under different logos and different names. But they are all the same. They are all doing the same thing. Setting and following the same trends on and on, squeezing every penny out of each of them into sterile homogenized neatly packaged products.
I know they are the same because I know why they are the same. And I am gonna tell you why they are the same. It’s my “one corporation” theory. And I also have a solution that I disclose at the end of this video.
But first, I need to show you how much anti-human the corporate tech has become. How it’s not just a one off event and a pattern that has taken a life on its own and it make turns every piece of culture into the most bland fast-food version of the original with no taste, no texture, and no soul.
It’s no coincidence that this is happening at all of these different corporations. A few years ago, they didn’t have that much in common. Amazon started with selling books. Now they are an AI company. Facebook started off as a social network. Now they are an AI company. Apple started with selling computers. Now they are an AI company. Microsoft started by selling an operating system. Now they are an AI company. Nvidia started off selling shovels to the gaming industry. Now they are selling shovels to AI companies.
Everything is converging into this one vision. Everything is becoming a one corporation. It’s my hypothesis that claims that all major corporations are driving markets into one super-conglomerate under common ownership, that will eventually consume industry after industry, until it’s all just one megacorporate entity. My one corporation theory assumes that markets will become so anti-competitive, that consolidation will be the only way to find a way to grow. With fewer and larger companies, there will be less economic diversity and most markets will be owned by the same people. That will be the point of ultimate homogeneity. I am stretching a lot of solid economic research here, but much of what I am predicting is already happening. Hear me out.
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