Imagine living in a time when
humans are walking on Mars, using AI to solve previously unsolvable problems.
Space is becoming our next frontier, and we're witnessing an era that future generations will look back on and study.
Indians out of nowhere:
“No saar, I’m not a regular Indian. I’m a Brahmin Indian, saar. You can’t say that to me”
Like, WTH am I supposed to do with your Brahmin status? You’re all the same to us.
Hey @grok, rank the 10 countries best prepared to survive massive AI-driven unemployment by 2035.
Consider welfare, cost of living, energy security, economic diversity, government debt, and political stability. Which nations will thrive, and which will struggle to survive?
India invented flying cars 5,000 years ago and the internet 3,000 years ago,
yet over 500,000 Indians die from diarrhea every year. Make it make sense.
Why are Indians so allergic to showering? I'll never understand it.
Their country is surrounded by ocean, it's not like they're living in the middle of a desert. What's the excuse?
