vittorio(@IterIntellectus):we will soon be facing one of the biggest, and most controversial, problems of humanity: most people are not really conscious and need someone, or something, to tell them what to do. even with unlimited intelligence and agency, the average normie / npc / midwit left entirely to his own devices will not become some self-actualized übermensch happily thriving in abundance. he will let himself wither away watching youtube shorts, jerking off, eating garbage and letting the world hijack his dopamine circuits until there is almost nothing left and he will keep complaining. without anyone telling him what to do, what’s left is an animal following the path of least resistance from one stimulus to the next.

2026.09.16 15:19

we will soon be facing one of the biggest, and most controversial, problems of humanity: most people are not really conscious and need someone, or something, to tell them what to do. even with unlimited intelligence and agency, the average normie / npc / midwit left entirely to his own devices will not become some self-actualized übermensch happily thriving in abundance. he will let himself wither away watching youtube shorts, jerking off, eating garbage and letting the world hijack his dopamine circuits until there is almost nothing left and he will keep complaining. without anyone telling him what to do, what’s left is an animal following the path of least resistance from one stimulus to the next.

Justine Moore@venturetwins

2026.09.15 17:16

This is one of the biggest barriers to adoption for consumer agents. Most everyday people look at a blank text box and have no idea what they can even ask AI to do. Agents should be proactively suggesting tasks based on your context. So well articulated from @gdb 👇