AlexSalter1
As we approach the middle of the 21st century, it's clear that a lot has already changed and more changes are imminent. Old-working practices have been gradually replaced by technology and slowly fewer jobs have been created to replace them. Technology has made human working practices and how society functions redundant, as we've seen with the replacement of horses by combustion engines, automation in factories, online stores replacing brick-and-mortar ones, self-service checkouts, automated phone calls, self-driving vehicles replacing human drivers and AI programs that can write and design.
Against this backdrop of upheaval, a new world is needed, one that can accommodate these changes and offer a path forward for humanity. In Redundant, we follow the story of ordinary people, someone just like you or me, as they navigate this shifting landscape. Through their experiences, we explore the various options available to us as we seek to build a better future. Will we choose to embrace these changes, or will we resist them? What challenges and opportunities will we face along the way? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain, the world as we know it will never be the same again.