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>>24577117
>controlling ur thoughts

i'd say it's more about first reaching post-scarcity and eliminating the need for most labor, thus eliminating the profit motive and upgrading to whatever the next level of society will be after that (similar to technology having effects on feudalism moving on to mercantilism and so on and so on).

it's not really worth talking about though, it's all high level stuff that involves decades of technological improvement that we have no way of knowing what will come of it. pic related is a good example. https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/a-19th-century-vision-of-the-year-2000/

consider just how much has changed in just the past 2 decades though. the main point is that they don't need to control your brain if they don't need you to work the machines anymore like they do now.