https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YwOdeg2z4NY
Isaac Asimov died in 1992.
Years before that, he sat down and described the world we live in now — the screens, the vanishing jobs, the crowds — and almost nobody listened, because he wrote science fiction, and we decided that meant he was making things up. He wasn't.
Asimov was a scientist who read the present harder than anyone else and refused to blink at where it was heading.
This video walks through three of his warnings that came true with unsettling precision:
a society that comes to worship its own ignorance,
a world where machines take the work and hand us nothing back,
and a planet so crowded that a single human life slides toward worthless.
He saw all three forming decades ago, said them plainly, and watched us march toward each one anyway. The thread running through all of them is a single race he spent his life pointing at — our power growing faster than our wisdom. He didn't warn us to frighten us. He warned us because he thought we could still turn the wheel.
The birth of modern Man
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