It was only once I read Andrew Yang's "The End of the Office" post the other day that I realized how few political leaders are seriously grappling…

Justin Searls

A developer's blunt take on the economic consequences if AI investments actually pay off. The author argues that tech CEOs are being dishonest about job creation, that white-collar workers in accounting, law, and consulting face severe displacement, and that programmers will remain busy but spread thinner across more projects. The post warns of 'The Fuckening'—a macroeconomically significant collapse in high-paying office jobs—and offers individualized survival advice: quantify your direct contribution to revenue, position yourself close to the money, and continuously reassess your value as AI tools improve.

Brace for the Fuckening

It’ll be a domino effect with the race to ‘AGI’, so they’re not done yet. Hold on to your hats for:
<ul>
<li>The fuckening: Part Deux</li>
<li>Fuckening 3 : Return of no lube</li>
<li>Fuckening Tokyo Drift</li>
<li>F : The uckening and beyond</li>
</ul>

you know Billy, if everything goes wrong… fucken 'em all

I definitely would want to hear you again when we are 3 months into the Fuckening timeline haha.