Raw LLM Responses

There is a huge bias in his reasoning about the minimum wage at time 1:24:03. The money you are willing to give me for my work (or for any good or service I could provide) is not "value": it is just what you think it is worth my work in terms of money. Which is based on completely subjective assumptions and influences drastically the fluctuations of market for every kind of goods, services, etc. Think of when investors start to invest in some good or service (or whatever it is) just on the base of trust or an intuition. Like it is actually happening with OpenAI. For example, the community I am immersed in, discourages me to invest in BitCoins; on the contrary, you both, during this interview, somehow suggested that is a good idea to invest in BitCoins. Who holds the truth? Few days ago, I saw a video, of a Japanese Manga artist complaining that Japanese people expect Art Commissions for free. Still, that doesn't mean that the illustration carries no value to the client: if so, why would they want to have that illustration. If it has no value, why they desire it? ... And I can go on with this "music" for hours. The conclusion is that the "minimum wage" is not to help people which brings no value to society but to protect them from you (yes, especially, wealthier people) exploiting them and underpay them.