What if...?

Alright, I've got to talk this out. What if in 20 years there's only a creator economy? Like exclusively. That's an insane thing to think. Let's say in the next five years generative AI cuts out 60% of white collar work. I'm pulling that number out of nowhere. And by white collar work, I mean basically all information economy kind of work. Okay, so we see massive consolidation of white collar jobs, increase competition in service and trades and arts. I know this is already happening, but let's say over the next five to seven years we go to work making artificial intelligence into artificial general intelligence. So now most of the artificial intelligence is unsupervised learning and prioritization of tasks. Then towards the end of the decade, we have AGI informing our understanding of physics and materials knowledge and telling us how to build robotics. So we see a massive resurgence of manufacturing domestically. We see most manufacturing become less and less supervised by humans. Can I even say that? Resulting in every single industry receiving at least some kind of robotic automation. Robotic automation increases supply. So it's a race to the bottom on price which lowers margins in most industries. Barring no worldwide conflict or worldwide economic depression and that's a very big if. Okay, so assuming all of that, let me ask you this question. Where are the human only high paying jobs? Okay, if there are, does that mean that it's only in the creation and curation of content that humans have a role to play in affecting other humans? If all of that were true, is it possible that all of that cringy Gary Vee advice is actually right? Do you think you should be building an audience maybe right now?