Jiang replies that this amounts to importing poor people in order to exploit them, which exposes the moral ugliness of the cheap-labor defense.
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Exploitation
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Key Notes
Jiang says this founder ideology erases the distinction between AI and human beings, reducing both to energy inputs that can be exploited in service of a larger system.
Organized religion creates artificial differences among faiths so religious authorities can exploit people and justify their own role.
When capital enters leadership, leaders stop seeking reputation and begin treating people as commodities, aligning with other leaders as cartels or elites.
The lecture's inversion sequence moves from animistic egalitarianism to mother goddess fertility, then to male sky-god domination, exploitation of earth and people, hereditary kingship, civil war, and bureaucratic takeover.
Marduk's new order proclaims values of struggle, exploitation, toil, control, and irrigation, replacing a mother-goddess religion of balance and harmony.
The state does not care about personal history, aspirations, or individuality; it classifies people into administratively useful categories it can exploit.
Rent seeking means exploiting a power position to extract wealth from others, and the professional managerial class turns to rent seeking and worker exploitation when the corporation is in trouble.
Timestamped Evidence
"But is that a good thing? Like, you know, let's bring in poor people to exploit."
"I mean, for the capitalists, it's a good thing."
"Okay, all right. Okay. Doesn't make sense, okay? He's saying it literally now. Start a religion or start a mafia. It doesn't matter, okay?..."
"You're just energy to be exploited. Okay? You're just an energy that I need to turn into a cube in order to create my..."
"...thing. What it what it has led to ultimately is massive exploitation over the people, because when you have like too many people, it's..."
"Okay? So the idea is that religion is great. Okay? I'm a big supporter of religion. But organized religion is problematic. Because organized religion..."
"So at first, this is good. Okay? Now you're expanding the system. And then you reach a point of its maximum growth. But then..."
"Right? So you care about the feelings of others. Once capital enters the equation... Then the way that the leader sees you is different...."
"If you force them, they will revolt against you. So the system must collapse. Okay? So, the argument I'm trying to make to you..."
"Okay, good, all right. So let's do the PPT. All right, so in this class, I want to talk about how, because of civilization..."
"And then with agriculture, you had the mother goddess civilization, because you needed fertility, right? The mother goddess, is able to give you more..."
"What happen, what happened is that the bureaucrats will collude together to steal power from the king. Okay, the servant rules the king, okay?..."
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