[ExI] AI 2027: A Realistic Scenario of AI Takeover

[spike at rainier66.com]

From: John Clark <johnkclark at gmail.com> 
Sent: Tuesday, 7 October, 2025 4:37 AM
To: spike at rainier66.com
Cc: ExI chat list <extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org>
Subject: Re: [ExI] AI 2027: A Realistic Scenario of AI Takeover

 

On Mon, Oct 6, 2025 at 6:35 PM <spike at rainier66.com <mailto:spike at rainier66.com> > wrote:

 

> Team Red gets to say: VOTE, open now or stay closed?
Result: 55 votes to open 45 to stay closed,

 

Just yesterday the following happened:  
Team Blue got to say: VOTE, open now or stay closed?
Result: 45 votes to open 55 to stay closed…

 

 

 

Ja, I saw that.  The price of the long marches are going out of sight: 39 cents a share this morning, owwwww.  Still in profit range and I might jump back in, but if anything, team red is losing ground, which means the fed may stay “closed” indefinitely.  What we don’t yet know is if anyone will notice.

 

Something that WILL be noticed however is that the federal deficit will drop dramatically which will be a highly popular change.  A lot of Washington people will vacate and go look for jobs elsewhere.  The highly crowded DC area will be filled with real estate opportunities, from freshly available apartments and office space, right down there where the action isn’t anymore, but was at one time.  Oh the possibilities are endful!  (Distressed vacated property has a lot of profit potential in it (because it is suddenly affordable.))

 

spike

 

 

 

>…If you examine that Yakkity Yak and Bla Bla a little more closely you will find that it involves 16 million Americans citizens losing their health insurance, and in many cases that is equivalent to sentencing them to death…

 

That notion is longer and more complicated than OPEN NOW.  Team red holds the shorter slogan advantage.  They recognize this and the accumulating effects.  The only way they lose in the long run is if voters grow to like the notion of continuing the shutdown forever.  This too is a possibility.

 

 

> We would disagree but could still be friends

>…I certainly agree with that.    John K Clark

 

Welcome back, John.  You bring a perspective which benefits all at the party.

 

spike

 

 

 

 

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