[r33b33]

> but if everyone can do everything without any effort, it is no longer valuable.

And how is this a bad thing? Would it be good for oxygen to be valuable, or water?

What's with this fetishistic obsession with "value"? What's bad about living in a world where nothing holds any value whatsoever?

[anal_reactor]

Nestle lawyers argue that yes, water should be valuable.

[r33b33]

Rockos Basilisk will take care of them.

[barrell]

Not everyone is a nihilist

[r33b33]

How is not caring about things having a "value" being a nihilist? If everything is absolutely free for everyone, you see that as a bad thing?

[barrell]

“Nothing holds any value” and “nothing costs any money” are two entirely different ideas. The former is nihilism. The latter is communism.

Neither paint a pretty picture in my book

[r33b33]

Define "pretty" picture. Everything free for everyone aka communism sounds amazing and tell me how it's better than what we have now with people starving and child amputees having to beg for pagpag in dumps of Manila.

[zingababba]

Ah yes on this glorious day let us convene the committee for the meting out of free items to everyone. Ah shit someone stole them all.

[r33b33]

Your snarkiness and cynicism doesn't debunk extrapolated long term trend predictions.

[zingababba]

Neither does yours.