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Could you provide a brief summary? I don't feel like reading.

And you should learn to read, you lazy bum.

Oh yes, for those who don't know – this is a brief summary of the program.

they focus on creative work, self-education, and developing superpowers

And what percentage of the population will focus on this?

We have enormous potential; we can and must awaken and use it to create this new, wonderful world, transition to immortal neo-humanity, and step into the future.

That may be true, but technical achievements alone are not enough. People need to change. And that will take 100 years, or more.

Dag, you're a reasonable person, unlike those clowns. Would you want to live in such a future?

Anyway, they made it clear that civilization will decline if it doesn't develop. This applies primarily to Russia, as it is a backward country.

Would you want to live in such a future?

Not sure.

One way or another, they made it clear that the civilization will decline if it doesn't develop. In my opinion, this applies primarily to Russia, as a backward country.

Russia has been lagging behind for several hundred years, with small breaks of 2-4 decades each time, but somehow we are still surviving...

"We're just getting by." Better use your brains. Dag, what don't you like? Menti, your words are full of gloom and despondency, a desire to follow the lead of more advanced countries. Unfortunately, with people like you, you won't get very far. And what's there to say, the vast majority of the population is just a depressing bunch of people without a spark of intelligence or imagination. I have the impression that I'm the only one here who really understands anything; the rest are lagging behind in development. Shameful, I have no other words.

Good impression. Does it feel good to be king of the hill?

What don't you like?

Everything is fine. I'm just not sure I could survive for more than a week in such a future.

Menti, your words are filled with sadness and despair, a desire to simply follow in the wake of more advanced nations.

Quite the contrary, I would gladly be a citizen of the Empire. One must simply understand that the foundation of any state's development lies in the mentality of the people who live there. How are you going to introduce androids into factories when incompetent managers prefer to hire Tajiks because it's much cheaper (and I'm not even mentioning the fact that this offends the Tajiks themselves, because people take advantage of the fact that they are willing to work for next to nothing and don't even think that they need to live)? How are you going to encourage people to engage in creative work when many can't even perform relatively simple, monotonous tasks because they're just too lazy? How can you develop science and technology in a country where people only think about their salaries, and as a result, the most respected professions are lawyers, managers, and bankers (I'm not saying that these professions are bad, but at the moment, the balance is disrupted; there are far too many of them, and this is detrimental to other, much more important areas), while people are reluctant to go into science and manufacturing? So, knowing all this, how can you blame me for being a little pessimistic? More precisely, if there is any optimism in me now, it's not in the progress of indicators, but in the progress of minds. That is, I enjoy seeing intelligent people, and for a moment, you realize that not all is lost (and then some idiot or egoist spoils the whole impression after a while).
In short, I'm saying that it's too early to build castles in the air, although working for the future is, of course, something that must be done.

Will you participate in the next Duma elections? Also, where can I register?

Why even participate?!
UNITED RUSSIA RULES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

stupid factory managers

If you're talking about those guys, their time is coming to an end. Now, younger and more ambitious people are starting to take over management. And it's not a given that Tajiks are cheaper than the same androids.

when many can't even do a relatively simple, monotonous job properly, because they're just lazy

That's obvious. Everyone is lazy when it comes to doing monotonous work, so why not let machines do it?

How can you develop science and technology in a country where people only think about their salary?

Now, the salary level is directly related to how effective you are and how in demand you are in the labor market. Now you need to use your head and know advanced technologies. And for that, you need to graduate from universities. And the latter are among those who develop and promote these very technologies. You're reasoning strangely.

people are reluctant to go into science and production

What makes you say that?

Also, where can I join?

Click on the link in my signature and you'll find out the details

That's obvious. Everyone is too lazy to do monotonous work, so why not let them work with machines?

I mean, if a person can't do monotonous work, where you need to think as little as possible, then they won't be able to handle other work either, because it requires thinking before doing something, and that takes longer.

Now, salary levels are directly related to how efficient and in-demand you are in the labor market.

Exactly. And that's bad, because the labor market is only interested in what it needs right now, what can bring income in a year or two. What about science? For example, the search for the Higgs boson is very costly and time-consuming, but it is in such experiments that the probability of discovering something truly interesting is highest, which, in decades (but not earlier!), can completely change our lives. And what do you think, where would the Russian labor market send such experiments?

What makes you say that?

Where are you working now, Lordi?

Where are you working now, Lord?

Nowhere. I was recently laid off.