198 likes, 12 comments - thewizeai on February 27, 2026: "Follow @thewizeai to stay ahead with AI Pulmonologist with 20 years experience says he’s about to lose his job to AI. And his joke about McDonald’s isn’t really a joke 🩺 Twenty years to develop the skill. Look at an X-ray, instantly know what’s wrong. Right middle lobe pneumonia. Left upper lobe consolidation. Bilateral infection. Patient critical. That instant recognition took two decades to build. AI does it in one second. Not almost as well. Better. More consistent. Never tired. Never makes the 3am mistake. When he says he’s applying to McDonald’s, he’s not being dramatic. He’s doing the math every professional is quietly doing right now. If my 20-year skill gets automated, what do I have left? Where does someone with deep expertise in one thing go when that one thing becomes free? The scary part isn’t that AI reads X-rays. It’s that “develop a skill for 20 years” was the entire social contract. Do this, become valuable, stay valuable. That contract just broke for everyone, not just doctors. If 20 years of expertise can become obsolete overnight, what are you building right now that makes you valuable because of AI, not despite it? Follow @thewizeai for more AI insights #AI #doctors #jobs #healthcare #automation".

5,524 likes, 186 comments - stelle.world on February 26, 2026: "A CIA agent's words cut through the air, claiming society was built for the average of the average of the average. Somebody who's not very intelligent, who's not very motivated, who's not very talented. The agent's serious expression underscores the weight of these words. The conversation unfolds, revealing a stark perspective on how society functions. The agent explains that the CIA reaches into this society, putting out tests to find highly empathetic and highly anxious individuals. These people are then drawn in with the promise of something more, only to be told that the truth is society has been conditioned to be a certain way. The agent's words paint a picture of a world where people are kept in line by the promise of a better future, a future that may never come. The on-screen text drives home this point, repeating the phrase the world works for the unaware. This raises questions about the nature of society and the role of organizations like the CIA in shaping it. The agent's claim that society needs to be made up of people who are, in their words, stupid fucks in order to function, is a jarring one. It's a notion that challenges the idea of a fair and just society. What does it say about the world we live in, when the people in power believe that the majority must be kept in a state of unawareness in order for the system to work? The agent's words are a call to think critically about the world and our place in it, to question the status quo and consider what it means to be aware in a society that may not always value awareness. #Ciarecruitment #politics #foryou".