Artificial Intelligence is not a natural force but a man-made disruption. Tech oligarchs dream of production without labor — capital and machines generating wealth without people. To soften the blow, they promote Universal Basic Income, but always leave the question of funding abstract. This is no accident. By framing unemployment as a “social problem” to be solved by government, they privatize profits and socialize losses.

Like CO₂ pollution, AI-driven unemployment is a form of social pollution. The principle must be clear: the polluter pays. If society accepts the oligarchs’ framing, we risk a new feudalism of capital-only production and human irrelevance. If we resist, we can demand an AI dividend: a rightful share of the wealth created by technology, ensuring not only survival but recognition and dignity in a post-labor age.

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In an age where automation and AI are rapidly replacing human labor, the foundational contract of modern education—study hard, get a degree, find a job—is collapsing. This essay explores how education has become a symbolic system tied to recognition and status rather than real contribution, and why societies filled with highly educated but functionally unemployed individuals are facing a crisis of meaning. Drawing from Eidoist principles, it offers a bold vision for reimagining education in a post-work world: one rooted in presence, contribution, and structural form—not performance or prestige.

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Ein kapitalistischer Imperativ In kapitalistischen Volkswirtschaften werden Unternehmen durch den Imperativ der Gewinnmaximierung angetrieben. Investitionen in die Automatisierung, z. B. in humanoide Roboter, ermöglichen es Unternehmen, die Arbeitskosten zu senken, die Effizienz zu steigern und die mit menschlichen Arbeitskräften verbundenen Risiken zu minimieren. Dieser Trend spiegelt eine breitere Verlagerung wider, bei der Kapital zunehmend Arbeit ersetzt, nicht unbedingt zum Nutzen der Gesellschaft insgesamt, sondern um die Rendite zu steigern...

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