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I don't think that the idea of rich, the way that we think of it today will be
the idea that we think in, in 10 years.
I mean, everyone, probably everyone within 10 to 15 years will have a Michelin
star chef, a maid, a babysitter, a dentist, a physician, and I'm meaning
that the best physician in the world.
So literally the, you know, uh, uh, someone who's poor today will have the
best healthcare on planet earth.
A housekeeper, a babysitter, a driver.
And by, I think what he means by this is like a humanoid robot that can do
anything or, or a couple that are not very expensive, I think it'll be 20 years.
But either way, in the scheme of human civilization, it's the blink of an eye.
So what's even the point in me saving money right now, if the difference of
having, let's just say a million dollars and $20 million is virtually zero, 10
years out of the future, why don't I just spend everything that I make?
Well, you still will want land.
AI can't create land, you know, so you'll still want land for a house.
Yeah, but you could live anywhere.
Why do you need to live in Malibu when you can?
You can't live anywhere because you're still going to want to go to a restaurant.
You're still going to want to be close to family.
Yeah, but you could have autonomous cars that take you everywhere.
And maybe they're a lot faster or more efficient.
We already do, but time will be more valuable than ever before.
So living in a city where you have access to your friends, to restaurants,
to cafes, because you have a lot of leisure time, let's be honest.
And there'll be no more crime and homelessness and trash on the streets
because humanoid robots in the middle of the night will be doing kind
of like what they do in Dubai.
You won't be able to commit crimes in the streets because you have drones and cameras.
Is that going to be stars?
Of course, eventually it's all going to happen.
It's a matter of...
There'll be drone technology and then humanoid robots.
I don't want to go too far down this futuristic path because the audience is going to be like,
come on, but this is inevitable.
It's just a matter of the debate is, is it going to be in 10 years or 20 years or 30 years?
That's the only debate.
If you don't think this is going to happen in 20 or 30 years, it's happening.
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