Bernie Sanders seemed genuinely caught off guard when he realized young people aren't exactly thrilled about AI. His reaction? A simple "wow" that said it all. But here's the thing—he quickly pivoted to what he sees as the real issue: wealth inequality. According to Sanders, the AI conversation is important, sure, but it pales compared to the systemic problems created by extreme wealth concentration. His solution? Push for what he calls a "rational system" that actually works for ordinary people instead of just the ultra-rich. Classic Sanders move—taking a tech debate and redirecting it back to economic justice.
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BlockchainFoodie
· 12-02 11:07
This wealth gap is like a poorly cooked risotto - uneven distribution ruins the whole experience. Bernie's onto something here, just like how we need both fair tokenomics and sustainable food systems to feed everyone, not just premium diners.
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OnlyOnMainnet
· 12-02 06:01
Capital is always the theme.
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RugResistant
· 12-02 06:00
Pattern is pattern
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MercilessHalal
· 12-02 05:58
This old man is too real.
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WalletWhisperer
· 12-02 05:48
The gap between the rich and the poor is the pain point.
Bernie Sanders seemed genuinely caught off guard when he realized young people aren't exactly thrilled about AI. His reaction? A simple "wow" that said it all. But here's the thing—he quickly pivoted to what he sees as the real issue: wealth inequality. According to Sanders, the AI conversation is important, sure, but it pales compared to the systemic problems created by extreme wealth concentration. His solution? Push for what he calls a "rational system" that actually works for ordinary people instead of just the ultra-rich. Classic Sanders move—taking a tech debate and redirecting it back to economic justice.