It all starts with a book review. Some people actually said that the logistics industry must not be intelligent, otherwise it will affect the stability and structure of the entire society, and infer that there is a problem with their own values ​​and they are extremely ignorant...

I laughed!

First of all, I admit that I am ignorant. For example, the mathematical things in the book are actually all from Baidu, because the author does not understand mathematics and is the kind of person who cannot learn it no matter how he learns it. He even failed the mathematics in the college entrance examination.

With only a score of over 80, being able to pass the exam depends entirely on getting above 100% in other liberal arts subjects, and ranking first in the whole grade in politics.

So I have a kind of blind admiration for people who are good at mathematics. I especially like to write about mathematics that I don’t understand in books.

Let’s get back to business.

1. I don’t want to say more about the productivity, production relations, means of production, and the relationship between the economic base and the superstructure that were discussed in primary school politics classes.

Next, let’s briefly analyze why I think that reader’s statement is ridiculous.

This has to start with productivity. What will happen if productivity improves? From my understanding, low value-added labor will inevitably be replaced, and the era of labor diversification has officially arrived.

In the feudal era, 90% of the people in the country were farmers and made a living by digging the soil. People of that era certainly could not have imagined that one day the working class would become the mainstream of society.

Everyone knows what happened to the relatively backward productivity in the 1980s and 1990s. Due to some reasons, we will not elaborate on it.

Time has entered the year 2000, the Internet era has arrived, how many people have been supported by IT and related derivative industries, and career diversification has begun to appear.

To give a few examples, you can ask the older generation born in the 1960s and 1970s: Who dares to believe that in the near future, ordinary people can become stars through drafts, and even generate a booming fan economy; who can believe that gaming competitions can really step out of their own way?

In this way, a group of idols were cultivated. Compared with millions, tens of millions, and billionaires, to put it bluntly, playing games in that era was not doing the right thing.

Also, at that time, who believed that everyone could make money through live broadcasts and short videos? Who dared to believe that the profession of eating and broadcasting would be born?

Until 2013, I never thought that one day I would make a living by coding online.

And all of this relies on the advancement of productivity and the increasing development of Internet technology.

Even the jobs provided to real estate agents by developed logistics companies are supported by Internet industries such as Tmall, Taobao, JD.com, Meituan, Ele.me, etc. Without these large-scale Internet companies, SF Express, Three Links and One Express

How could a company grow to the point where it is today and steal food from the postal service?

And I firmly believe that when Ma Huateng founded Tencent in 1998, and when Jack Ma was brainwashing with his Eighteen Arhats in his Hangzhou apartment in 1999, neither of them could have imagined that China's Internet would develop into what it is today.

2.

Next is the future productivity development trend in personal eyes, as well as some personal judgments about the future.

If the Internet is a huge leap in productivity brought about by the third industrial revolution, then the fourth industrial revolution is most likely a leap in productivity based on the popularization of artificial intelligence and the Internet of Things.

Then the popularity of AI and the Internet of Things will have an impact on logistics. The biggest possibility is that drones and unmanned trucks can solve the last mile distribution problem.

In fact, once AI becomes highly developed, the professions it will replace will definitely be replaced by more than just logistics workers. Even doctors, lawyers, simultaneous translators, and other professions that we now consider to be extremely high-end professions may be replaced. This is not a fantasy, this is a trend.

If you pay attention to technology news, you will find that relying on AI combined with various machine detection data, the accuracy of diagnosis of certain diseases is as high as 96.7%.

In terms of legal applications, especially for countries with common law systems that follow past precedents, it is not a fantasy for AI to replace ordinary litigation lawyers. After all, manpower is limited, but as long as enough information is entered into the computer, AI will browse and select.

The speed must be hundreds or even thousands of times that of humans (based on the computing speed of computers).

So in my opinion, the replacement of these professions is a historical necessity! Including the logistics guy.

3,

Will the leap in productivity lead to the disappearance of a large number of jobs? Will it lead to a large-scale unemployment wave? Will it affect the stability of the social structure?

The former is inevitable in my opinion! But the latter is negative!

Why?

This has to start with the added value of labor.

Let’s take Apple and Qualcomm, two companies that Pudding likes to work on most in the book, as examples.

Apple's largest production base is in China, and everyone knows it is Foxconn.

Let’s take a look at Foxconn’s data. According to the company’s 2017 financial data, Foxconn has 270,000 employees, annual revenue of 354.5 billion yuan, and net profit of 16.2 billion yuan!

Compared with Apple's financial data in 2017, Apple has 132,000 employees, annual revenue of US$3,175.27, equivalent to approximately RMB 2.2 trillion, and net profit of US$684.16, equivalent to RMB 470 billion!

Why is Apple so awesome?

Because their people did the high-value-added labor that represented the advancement of productivity, and then threw the low-value-added labor to China.

The example of Qualcomm is more obvious. At present, except for Huawei, other domestic mobile phone companies, every time they produce a mobile phone, part of the profits must be handed over to Qualcomm, because they need their CPU architecture authorization. What is this called?

That’s right, it’s called lying down and making money!

It represents advanced productivity and makes money without heavy labor. It can rely on intellectual property rights to extract profits all over the world. This is why I always insist on using Huawei mobile phones. Even though Huawei has all kinds of things that make me want to complain, it represents

is the primary productive force, and can keep the primary productive force in the country.

This is also the fundamental reason for the current battle over 5g standards.

On the other hand, I suggest you take a look at Douyin. Many overseas Chinese people use it every day to popularize the price of the basic food that Americans need... Can you believe that high-quality steaks on sale in supermarkets are less than $1?

So here comes the question. According to my inference, with the development of the primary productive force, machines will compete with humans for jobs in the future, resulting in a huge wave of unemployment. What should we do?

Really, I hope that day comes soon in China.

Because when China masters more and more primary productive forces, which the industry may call industry standards or intellectual property exports, it means that it is easier and easier for large domestic companies with primary productive forces to make money, and they can thrive internationally.

Earning more profits will inevitably mean that the country will become a truly developed country, and it will also mean that a high-welfare society will gradually take shape.

From a human nature, it is natural to be indolent and indolent, and hard work is often a rare accident. This is also the value of geniuses and scientists.

If everyone was born with extreme self-discipline, had a strong interest in science, studied deeply in a certain major, and achieved success, the world would definitely not be what it is now.

So when the real technological era comes in the future, what will we do without jobs?

The answer must be that the tertiary industry is highly developed, countless new occupations are emerging frequently, and even occupations that specifically serve artificial intelligence in the future may be very popular.

China may usher in the greatest Renaissance in human history, with countless artists of all types emerging that will amaze future generations, leaving extremely precious spiritual heritage for all mankind.

The most cutting-edge positions are still retained, and scientists are even more admired.

The proportion of the middle class may shrink to a certain extent, and more efforts will be needed to cross the line between classes.

The socialist system will provide higher benefits to the poor. It is possible to distribute money from time to time, but it will certainly not be free of charge. Please believe that the country's think tank will pay enough attention to people's livelihood even when the national treasury is not extremely rich.

By that time, the country's science and technology will be highly developed, and even the lazy people will at least be able to eat well and have a place to live!

Some people say how is it possible? There are so many Chinese people?

In fact, the fertility rate has always been inversely proportional to the level of social welfare. In a society with high welfare, the fertility rate will tend to be lower and lower. This is scientific statistics, not my imagination.

Of course, it is impossible for an individual to achieve a perfect life without working hard. But the direction of efforts is definitely not to sell cheap labor.

The poor class is most likely like the life of people on Donglin Planet described in the opening chapter of Mao Ni's novel titled "Jian Ke".

Donglin Star was once a resource star with rich federal resources, but now it has been exhausted. It is also the hometown of the protagonist in the book. There is a sentence in this book, "In the life of stupid people, soap operas are enough!"

In other words, in the future, the government for the poor will definitely arrange some dispensable jobs so that you can eat well and have a small apartment. You will definitely not be hungry or homeless, and you will also have plenty of soap operas or other options to choose from.

Art forms pass the time and you can live a stable life, but if you want a better life, I'm sorry, please fight for it yourself!

Yes, no matter what era you are in, personal effort and diligence are always closely related to your future. Highly developed productivity means that you can survive without working, but if you want to have a better and more respectable life, you still have to

effort.

In the end, when is a person most valuable?

Inheriting the point of view from the previous book, it must be the era of interstellar development.

Occupying and developing new planets needs to be completed by humans themselves. Artificial intelligence is at best an early stage assist...

As for what if you go to the other side?

Please refer to a certain science fiction novel by Liu: In the end, the entire planet belongs to one person, and every breath of all mankind is a debt owed! (I forgot the title of the book!)

That’s it!

Final little spoiler…

What should we do if everyone is unemployed? What defeated Douyin Kuaishou?

A software called Yunxingxing was born. The slogan of this software is "Discover the real you anytime, anywhere! Let the real you become a star!"

As long as you agree to Yunxing's terms of service, in the future drones, unmanned vehicles and cameras will be so developed that you don't need to prepare or act out the story, but you can capture the most beautiful, weird or memorable things at any time.

life video and send it to your own mobile phone. After you confirm that you are willing to send it, the system will push it directly to the software.

In view of the theory that reality can be far more magical than the script, this software may become popular, right?

Everyone may become the protagonist of this world for a minute...

A scary future! Looking forward to the future!

Since I can see you at the end, can’t you recommend giving me a reward?

Thanks for the pudding!

ps: Please explain, the 5 million agreement signed with App Store is not about selling software, it is just an exclusive agreement, which means that the protagonist’s software can only be uploaded on App Store, and the copyright still belongs to the registrant, and future profits will also be made.

It must be distributed to the protagonist according to the rules.

The significance of this agreement is simply that because this software can only be downloaded from App Store, if users want to use it, they must download App Store first. To put it bluntly, it is to use excellent software to promote the market share of their own platform.

, it is not about selling the software directly!

ps2: Regarding the point of view of the scumbag, Lu Yuxin has a relatively complete explanation in Chapter 88, You will never guess the genius girl’s view of love. Please be sure to read that chapter carefully, because I think it is well written.

, I quite like it, but of course it’s still just my imaginary idea of ​​a genius girl.

ps3: Big spoilers for the chapter titles of the next ten chapters (yes, I actually saved the manuscript! There are still ten whole chapters!)

086 Mom

087 The Second Rule of Scumbags

088 You will never guess the genius girl’s view on love

089 Lu Yuxin’s deeper considerations

090 The dream of the rich second generation

091 Are your classmates so awesome?

092 Get used to it after being embarrassed

093 This dog food caught me off guard

094 Solicitation plan

095 What is the use of business cards in the WeChat era?
Chapter completed!