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The great [[falsification]] of the [[Reductionism|reductionist]] millenarians who foresee a world without work, a [[singularity]], a future where [[chatbot]]s will [[Legal services delivery|deliver legal services]]. | The great [[falsification]] of the [[Reductionism|reductionist]] millenarians who foresee a world without work, a [[singularity]], a future where [[chatbot]]s will [[Legal services delivery|deliver legal services]]. | ||
Two types: ''use-case'' obsolescence: classic case the [[Dewey decimal system]]; and ''competition'' obsolescence — classic case | Two types: ''use-case'' obsolescence: classic case the [[Dewey decimal system]]; and ''competition'' obsolescence — classic case Sony Betamax. | ||
===Use-case obsolescence: the [[Dewey decimal system]]=== | |||
===Competition obsolescence: Sony Betamax=== | |||
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- Rust Never Sleeps — Neil Young
The great falsification of the reductionist millenarians who foresee a world without work, a singularity, a future where chatbots will deliver legal services.
Two types: use-case obsolescence: classic case the Dewey decimal system; and competition obsolescence — classic case Sony Betamax.