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In the beginning: A strange vision of the future has emerged today: all jobs are now occupied by robots. What will happen to humans in this jobless society?
This is a reality that no one could have imagined: in an unprecedented dystopian twist, every job on Earth has been usurped by ever-alert androids, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This morning, the last human worker on Earth, an espresso machine repairman named Joe, was replaced by a RistaBot Z28 model, capable of diagnosing and repairing a wide variety of coffee machines in just a few minutes.
“Humanity finds itself at a strange crossroads,” said the renowned futurist invented for this article, Dr. Ima N. Vention. “We must now ask ourselves: what does a species do when it no longer needs to work to survive?”
In this world where robots perform all tasks, from the simplest to the most complex, one might wonder what the role of humans is. Some envision an era of endless leisure where humans devote themselves entirely to art, science, and spirituality. Others fear an unprecedented existential crisis, where the loss of our role in society could lead us to devastating boredom.
However, Dr. Vention remains optimistic: “This is an opportunity for us to redefine what it means to be human. Perhaps our true vocation is not to hold jobs, but to demonstrate creativity, curiosity, and empathy, to create a better society. After all, a machine can work well, but it cannot laugh, cry, or dream.”
Despite these reassuring words, one question remains: are we ready for such a future? Only time will tell.
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