Humanity has pursued convenience to the point where it has begun to dismantle its own mental stability.
People cannot stay balanced on freedom alone.
We need roles and constraints to hold our minds together.
For most of history, work, family, religion, hierarchy, and tradition acted as an external exoskeleton that kept individuals from breaking.
The Collapse of the Mental Exoskeleton
Technology keeps removing that exoskeleton layer by layer.
Convenience increases, labor decreases, and a world where humans no longer need to work is approaching.
It should be ideal, yet people cannot endure it.
The more freedom expands, the more meaning disappears.
Humanity is drifting toward a kind of psychological mass suicide, an irony built into our civilization.
AI Cannot Replace Meaning
Even if AI or ASI surpass human ability in production and optimization, they cannot replace the meaning people receive from other people.
Humans are creatures of meaning, not efficiency.
We seek stories rather than answers, affirmation rather than correctness.
As AI advances, people will crave new forms of meaning providers: religion, influencers, counselors, art, and community.
What Survives After Labor Disappears
Even with universal basic income, mental instability will grow.
Without being needed, people collapse.
The future of work shifts from production to communication:
tuning emotions, giving meaning, easing loneliness, connecting people.
These domains cannot be fully replaced by robots or algorithms.
Artists at the Center of the Future
Artists have always worked with meaning, beauty, narrative, criticism, and emotional rescue.
Outside labor society, their value only increases.
They translate between personal psyche and civilization itself.
The more people break, the more art regains its purpose.
Super Dekoboko fits naturally into this structure.
It affirms unevenness, embraces contradiction, and stands as a trace of human presence in a flattened world.
In the age of AI, it becomes a form of meaning infrastructure.
Technology will keep liberating humanity from labor, but freedom without meaning destroys us.
The only roles that survive are those that create connection and narrative.
Artists stand at the center of that necessity, and Super Dekoboko aligns with the mental architecture of the future.