[ExI] Sell your Bitcoins!
spike at rainier66.com
spike at rainier66.com
Sun Jun 7 20:01:47 UTC 2026
From: John Clark <johnkclark at gmail.com>
Subject: Re: [ExI] Sell your Bitcoins!
On Sun, Jun 7, 2026 at 2:28 PM <spike at rainier66.com <mailto:spike at rainier66.com> > wrote:
>>>…Spike…we will be able to find enough wealth to save tens of millions …
>> This brings us one step closer. In your vision, the requisite wealth is found. We find enough wealth. OK then. Where? Whose wealth do we find?
>…Whose wealth? If POTUS…
Irrelevant. POTUS doesn’t find wealth or make laws.
> We didn’t address climate change in any meaningful way because we didn’t find any wealth to pay for it
>…I said it before I'll say it again, it's silly to compare something as trivial as climate change with the AI revolution….
I agree. However my question is about how to “find” all the unimaginable wealth, and whose unimaginable wealth is unimaginably found.
> Her suggestion: JUST PAY FOR IT! OK then. How?
>…OK Spike it's time for you to answer my question. I wanna hear your scenario; we have achieved superhuman AI and Nanotechnology and yet it will be impossible to prevent millions of Americans from starving to death because it would just be too expensive….
I am not claiming to know. It has a lot to do with what the superhuman AI decides to do. There is no point in obsessing about POTUS, for he doesn’t make law or find wealth.
>…Where will the money come from?
Government printing presses….
OK, so are you suggesting the government print counterfeit money? That isn’t finding wealth, that’s just counterfeiting.
>…That will cause inflation….
Not necessarily. If sufficient investors come buying treasuries, indicating arbitrarily high confidence in the currency, it will be like before the superhuman AI occurred.
>…Not if wealth can be created faster than printing presses can print, and in the new age we are entering it can be. John K Clark
That would depend entirely on whose wealth is generated. If it is generated by AI, then the likely recipients are Alphabet, Meta, Nvidia, Microsloth, Amazon and Tesla.
spike
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