There's an interesting idea—when technology becomes sufficiently advanced, our entire understanding of wealth might be overturned. The logic of saving money will become as outdated as primitive people hoarding shells; what truly matters is the ability to master and accumulate resources.

But the problem is, before reaching a future of great material abundance, we must go through a transitional phase where everyone is unemployed. How long this phase will last and how difficult it will be, no one can say for sure.

Education will also be redefined. The purpose of going to college will be reduced to making friends; the traditional function of knowledge transfer will essentially disappear. The same logic applies in the medical field—once AI medical technology matures, many doctors will lose their jobs, but from another perspective, almost all diseases can be conquered, and human lifespan will see a huge leap. Whether this is an opportunity or a challenge depends on how we prepare today.