“If the people have accepted the illusion of full automation, than its full automation. Just like how the last 3 years passed by.”

I understand exactly what you are saying Kaz- and yet some of us did not accept the illusion of the past 3 years. Still, good point that could take us off on another direction entirely!

Its the illusion of full automation I am worried about. America the land of make belief. I don’t have a fixed stance on it and I think full automation might be possible, but its not that simple to do and even if you reach that. You will always have the risk of backdoor to takeover the full automated system, or instruments are incorrectly calibrated. For Example ; Hypothetically self driving cars works, but a target entered the vehicle, backdoor is used and a ‘malfunction’ happened causing the vehicle to lose control take some people on the street goes full speed and hits a different vehicle full speed and the internal air-bags didn’t activate. They will say ow, this wouldn’t happen safety standards. But people cut corners, and it will happen here as well. It just needs Time.

If the people have accepted the illusion of full automation, than its full automation. Just like how the last 3 years passed by.

Thanks Kaz

“Because money was so cheap to borrow, this just kept going on and on, but not long enough for the services to be fully automated and now this increase in fee’s.”

Interesting on the idea of full automation. I’m not one who thinks we’ll ever reach that point, but, worth thinking about

Money should not be easy to produce, in that situation you won’t be lending money willy nilly.”

Excellent point!

Kinda, its make it more attractive than alternatives so you can reel in a committed customer base. Try expanding this as long as possible by making losses potentially. Than when the customer pool is consistent and large enough or/and technology has improved enough. Increase prices to keep majority of the customer base and make profit to pay of the debt and income.

Because money was so cheap to borrow, this just kept going on and on, but not long enough for the services to be fully automated and now this increase in fee’s.

Personally I am against interest rates, but with that stance. Money should not be easy to produce, in that situation you won’t be lending money willy nilly.