> How this was made. I wrote this with the help of Claude Fable 5.2, Anthropic’s AI model. ...... The model economy is joint work with Johan Båge.
Why are you misrepresenting his words?
This manifests as policy that harms most Americans while benefiting the rich.
"When I'm rich I want these privileges."
Americans also overwhelmingly misrepresent themselves as better as they are in regards to a variety of social stances. Animal rights, trans rights, race in general, the environment, homelessness, etc. Americans say they support causes but their actions are the opposite, because "in my circumstance" excuses. There is always an excuse.
My saying this will really piss off a lot of Americans who misrepresent themselves.
— John Steinbeck
> Benefits look like a second source for everyone else. But 68 cents of every tax dollar in America is raised from pay for work, so a benefit is mostly a claim on somebody else’s wage. Follow the money far enough and nine households in ten are living on each other’s wages. We live off the earth and off the machines we’ve built on it. Our share of what they produce reaches us through one narrow channel, which is being paid for a job.
It's like you're reading something backwards.
You simply don't like what they have to say.
You engage in deflection here, nothing else.
Condescending attitude aside, if I wanted to hear what Fable says about this, I'd ask Fable myself. I want to hear what YOU have to say about this.