I'd like to thank you for contributing your perspective in this reasoned and impassioned advocacy for authoritarianism.
If and when it happens, nobody will miss having to manage large fleets of container ships that currently move hundreds of millions of dollars of goods per day.
If and when it happens, nobody will miss having to manage large fleets of trucks, vans, and cargo planes that currently move hundreds of millions of dollars of goods per week.
If and when it happens, nobody will miss having to find and drill for oil and nat-gas.
If and when it happens, nobody will miss having to raise and slaughter farm animals.
If and when it happens, nobody will miss having to tend to land for our apples and oranges.
Freedom of movement will diminish, in exchange we will achieve riches nobody ever dreamed of.
Not with the current lifestyle and the given ressources.
Perhaps I'm just jaded or cynical, but fuck people.
We, as a species, are the greatest threat to ourselves, and we are our greatest asset. An individual may be brilliant, and and large groups congregating together into governments that empower hundreds of millions of individuals may be the greatest feat our species has accomplished, but there is just so much instability across a wide spectrum of life.
We, as a species, are approaching the limit of what 7B people on this planet are capable of. Globalization is piquing and revolutionary growth will pique with it, and maintaining the rate at which we grow will be accomplished by broad-sweeping reforms with the end-goal being tearing down inefficiencies -- starting with economic.
We, as a species, absolutely can bring a first-world quality of life to everybody, so why shouldn't we?
We, as a species, absolutely can cooperate and govern on a global scale, where such cooperation is codified into law, so why shouldn't we?
The answer is that we don't want to because we can't handle giving up control to those other people because they don't have our best interests in mind.
How do we face the future? By letting go of our ill-conceived notion that we are fit to govern ourselves in the current manner, and accept that operational control of various aspects of humanity (eg: supply chain management, namely natural resource allocation and food distribution) will be automated, and as such outside of the purview of human judgement.