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Not many men think this way because many believe that they got equal parenting rights which they dont have in the furst world... it is very scary to think that future men will realise how feninist destroy the home and establish bad laws against husbands and fathers but not many think that way although that may be scary even beyond scary So your man explains to you that he don't want kids for many reasons
One of them being the law that statewide men can't name their kids. Men don't have equal parenting rights he tells you if he has a kid that he wants equal parentship. He want just as much rights as you. but under feminist laws he is prohibited. and his rights to correct guide and steer his kids into a right direction will countered by this liberal feminist movement whom he don't wish to clashave againsr

Don't vote yet until you read below!

The gov't already tracks everything you do. The US points fingers at other nations for spying on their own citizens & creating propaganda as a control tool but we are just as guilty as any of them.

For AI-powered robots to lead societies, they would need to track & know what each & every citizen does. This isn't a stretch because, like I said, America already does this. You don't have true privacy & freedom, they just want you to think you do.

Before you freak out, here's the difference between now & the future. Now, only a small number of people get access to this monitoring data. In Democracy 2.0, everyone is tracked BUT everyone gets access to this data. 100% access & transparency. Of course, the data will be anonymized.

Here's where the robots come in. Our AI society will constantly track trends in human activity & behavior & automatically tweak & adjust policies & laws to help society. They will display real data as the reasons for policy changes & we won't have to worry about corruption & greed. They won't be leaders in the sense that we'll have a robot sitting in the White House. Society AI will be helping us improve the quality of our lives, the way AI will do this in our homes & our cars.

Does this make sense?

For example, let's say our AI leaders notice an increasing trend in humans taking their private ships to mine precious elements on the moon. The AI will gather all the activity data from existing miners, use its existing knowledge of the universe, & create policies for miners to follow to ensure safety, fairness to all moon miners, & restrict moon mining to areas that aren't in human view so we don't destroy the beauty of the moon as we now know it.

We would also have to program in some value to Individualism.

I don't think many humans who exist now are ready for this. We are too used to acting like slaves looking for masters to follow. But, I'm curious about how humans in 2017 feel about this.

No, I don't plan on getting married right now but I'm not going to lie when I say it's been in the back of my head for the future. Been seeing each other since September of last year. If you met us in real life you'd think we were already married. She's still in school but will be making good money as a Nurse soon enough. I'll be working in the engineering field very soon and have a good salary. Would be able to easily support us both while she finishes. Still want to go to grad school though.

I've experience more life than most guys my age. I was in Marine Corps after high school. I've experience a lot of crazy party years. I've had non-stop promiscuous sex when I was single. I've had previous relationships. Went through the police academy when I originally thought I was getting into law enforcement so I got to experience that even though I've decided to go with engineering. Going to be working in my field soon. (maybe reserve law enforcement later on). Right now, I don't feel I'd be giving up anything. I'd be excited moving into the next chapter so to speak.

If everything keeps going forward, I might be considering to make it official a year or so from now. I'm almost certain she would say yes. It's just a thought as of right now, nothing certain. I know the conversation between us is only imminent at this point. She's 21. I'm 23. What are the benefits of marrying at a younger age? What are the pitfalls? Any first hand experience?