> Cash is dead in many places. Stores all around me have "cash not accepted" signs.

Side note, but here in Australia smaller stores are starting to preference cash again due to high card fees that legally cannot be (directly) passed into the customer.

All this says is that America has been specifically altered by those prior advancements, and nothing on the rest of the worlds or their handling of LLMs

When those things did happen, how much of that was because people had multiple options and chose one of them over the other?

I think the solution is in education. Do not teach people about the things that are useful right now. Teach people to value the things that make their lives better.

I'm ok with thinking as a hobby. That's doing it because you value it. If there are not enough people doing it, the problem is that they don't value it or don't know how to value it.

thanks, I was starting to feel "wat? yes! totally"

Automobiles partially killed walking; e-scooters are here to all but finish the job. Walking is going to be a purely indoor activity done within buildings for most people and a hobby for outdoorsy types.

yeah but credit cards are since the 70s, that's 50 years ago

what are you gonna do, be an AI bro for 50 years telling me "just one more year bro"?

I'm already 30, I'm not gonna live till 80 reading unbearable ai bro comments.

None of them are true. They might be almost true in little bubbles of the West. Will those bubbles expand and encompass the world? Personally I doubt it.

in Germany its the opposite, "cash only" :)