Step 1: Connect all base commodities prices
Step 2: Find tech that makes one (most likely power) cost approximately nothing, causing all the other base commodities cost roughly nothing
Step 3: Though Makerspaces with tool loan libraries/DIY/AR goggles with open source AI/ETC... make it so that anyone with base resources can make anything they could ever want
Step 4: No more need to work for stuff.
Excel isn't a problem unless all of it was done on one sheet and the only function used was sum()
Who would have thought in 2000 that a fight between a reality TV star that was best know for giving directions to the home alone kid and a reality TV star who was best know for playing the piano with his penis would decide the fate of democracy in Europe.
Put it on a badge and make it so when you push on it, you say who you want call and it calls them.
Also make the badge the starfleet logo.
Take anything created, ffmpeg it into frames, then run it through this script's stereoscopic mode:
https://github.com/thygate/stable-diffusion-webui-depthmap-script
Evil use to hide - but through Trump's no filter twitter postings, Musk's self-aggrandizing incompetence, and Russia's realization that they no longer have to hide their evil-doing, a lot of the evil these days is just out in the open.
Imagine a world where a competent president is hiding behind close doors planning a way to defund USAID and starve millions of people. Planning behind close doors cutting medicare by 1 trillion dollars, killing thousands of Americans, and using that money to fund a trillion dollar tax break for the mega rich. You wouldn't know any of that is happening.
Now it is front page news, and people are reacting by boycotting Amazon for one day on the 28th.
I tried search the web for a particular comic - I think it might have been smbc - where the person's prediction of when the singularity was inversely proportional to how long they had to live, but I can't find it.
The last panel was an old guy saying "The singularity will arrive by Friday! Hopefully before 5..."
Musk found out that the most recent batch had battery issues where they would spontaneously explode.
So he paid a bunch of arsonists to go out an torch a bunch of Cybertrucks so that he could have plausible deniability.