When the moon is full, it is lost, and the water is full and overflowing.

Rich and poor are relative, and if you have more money than others, you are rich; If you have less money than others, you are poor. When it comes to the zero-sum game, those who get rich first, who don't have the dark side of humanity? Who will watch the poor get rich? Become richer than yourself.

Although for the rich, the material needs to meet three meals a day have long overflowed, but they still occupy the source of life and waste it in the bottomless pit of desire, and the land that is not nourished is expanding, cracking, and desertifying. Why can't you share the excess? Because they are afraid that this oasis that belongs to them will also be swallowed up by the desert.

There are two sides to everything, and if the positive side of technology is to increase productivity, then the negative is to cause unemployment. The advanced productivity represented by unmanned has been sucked by more and more brain slaves through the strategies that gamers have been working day and night in the electronic fence, waiting to break out of the shell.

In the subjective world of human beings, from the moment of the emergence of class, it is moving towards solidification, collapse, and solidification. In those uninhabited cities, a lot of work has been unmanned. They all know that this kind of uprooting of the seedlings will inevitably lead to more serious unemployment, but in a capitalist society, it is not important to make money, as long as you compete for the top of the wealth list, you can climb to the top of the pyramid and look down on all living beings.

Water can carry a boat and also capsize a boat, and things must be reversed. Technology that can bring people a better life can also become the minions of the solidified class. In the workers' movement that took place during the Industrial Revolution, the so-called thugs, who smashed machines for their livelihoods, almost nipped the sprouts of capitalism in the bud. With these historical lessons and lessons, the unmanned Fourth Industrial Revolution has made full preparations for both civil and military combat, with the three mountains of channel monopoly, capital monopoly, and information monopoly, and thousands of troops and horses dormant in the Garden of Eden. The power of this technology can not only tear the rabble apart, but also suppress their sprouts with a finger.

It is precisely for this reason that the problem of unemployment has so far not been able to make waves in society. A spark can start a prairie fire, millet plus rifles defeat an army armed to the teeth, these reversals against the sky with the weak to defeat the strong, and the less to win the more are not surprising in the long river of history. This must be passed on.

Fortunately, in a capitalist society where money is paramount, money can make ghosts grind, and naturally you can do everything. In the face of such a cruel reality, fear makes the science and technology that has been promoted by pulling out the seedlings dare not slacken, and artificiality has become the main contradiction hindering the development of science and technology, and unemployment has inexplicably been pushed to the opposite side of mainstream values. If you don't see it, you will be clean, if you don't hear it, you will be peaceful, and if you don't think about it, it will be clear. When the problem of unemployment is no longer discussed positively at all levels of society, it will be reduced from a social problem to a personal problem.

With the emancipation of the mind, the social responsibility of enterprises has changed from creating jobs to creating value, and the productivity after unmanned has been completely equated with capital.

Where there is demand, there is a market. Are building blocks allowed to go into the city to improve the productivity of the business? The deputies, who could not afford to be unprofitable, cast their votes in favor one after another at the democratic secret ballot voting meeting, and the scene was filled with the joy of victory.

At the same time, in the center of countless uninhabited cities, in the Garden of Eden, as one command after another was issued, the blocks in those phalanxes rhythmically walked into the huge transporter parked next to it.

In the face of the approaching unmanned army, everyone is still addicted to game life and entertainment to death, and they don't listen to what is going on outside the window.