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RECLAIM YOUR DIGITAL GOLD



          individuals will most likely have their own rating reduced
          as a result. People who have low social ratings will be
          excluded from society, and as a direct consequence of
          this, they will have no chance to improve their standing.
          Those who were either born into the top rankings or got
          to the top through purchasing their way there will always
          hold the most prestige.
          In summary, in a world where our lives are based on a
          virtual score card, it is likely that as time goes on, the
          gap between  people  who have high  ratings  and  those
          who have low ratings will continue to widen, resulting in
          a society that is extremely stratified. Those who begin
          at  the  bottom are  much more  likely  to remain  there
          throughout the entire process.

          For even deeper understanding of the topic, let’s take a
          look at these scenarios.


          MOVIES THAT MAKE YOU THINK


          There are a number of films on the impact of technology
          on our future lives, particularly as it relates to data and
          AI,  however,  two  films  come  to  mind  as  examples  of
          how this social rating system could work in the future;
          “Nosedive”  is  a  Netflix  Twilight  Zone  episode  and  “In
          Time,” starring Justin Timberlake and Amanda Seyfried.
          Nosedive is a 2015 Black Mirror episode from the Netflix
          Twilight Zone series. It’s about a young lady named Lacie
          who lives her life in order to gain points on social media.

          Although  it  is  a  fictitious  world  in  which  people  are
          completely reliant on their score, the plot makes sense
          when you realize that almost all of the examples given
          are taken directly from our daily lives today.


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