Imagining abundance with scarcity-trained brains: why it feels impossible
Dr_Singularity · x · 2026-10-26
DrSingularity argues that people struggle to imagine post-AI abundance because our brains were trained by scarcity, our institutions were built around scarcity, and our language is saturated with it — so abundance naturally sounds impossible to most.
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