That really depends on the type of work one has to do. For me, for example, AI is quite helpful (if frustrating at times) because I have to be a jack of all trades and know a shitload of different systems, but that also makes me a master of none. So I am not able to keep all the details about all the different systems in my head, but I still know enough to either do the job reasonably well but slow without the AI, or do my work quickly with the help of an AI and still know when it screws up.

The proletariat won't rise up. You need a very different demographic situation for an uprising - lots and lots of young people.

Like they did in North Korea? Oh, wait, they didn't.

It is a criminal enterprise that rules over a seriously large country. Even the significantly smaller Cuba managed to survive for decades despite an embargo. Iran is more developed and industrialised. And yes, the guys with guns decide the the direction the country will take, since in Iran they are the actual elite.

I am well aware, but "vranyo" is not vulgar at all, hence "bullshit", as a faecal word, is inherently more vulgar, even in a society where the word "cunt" can be used as a stand-in for "buddy".

Well, TDS is real - the fanbois of the orange shitgibbon are indeed usually deranged.

Maybe they will overthrow the ayatollahs, but probably not since the revolutionary guards are willing to kill as many people as necessary to suppress dissent.
This is why the orange shitgibbon is deluded if he thinks he can overthrow Iranian regime.

This is the 21st century. No STD has to be fatal anymore, not even if you stretch the STD definition to include things like Ebola becase it technically can be transmitted sexually.

"vranyo" is not some special concept, it is simply a colloquial term for a lie. Similar to the English word "bullshit" in this regard, but far less vulgar.

That is quite rustic, but cute. Here in Germany we make flour using electrical grinders instead.

That will only happen after putler croaks and this will take quite a while. Possibly decades.

If they are old enough to vote, they are old enough to make informed decisions. What you are suggesting is to deny them agency, a fate far worse than a few regrets.

There are countries out there that manufacture the same type of car for 50 and more years, with only minor updates. I guess that's what you want.

Regretting past choices is a perfectly normal part of life.

Same in Germany. I think REWE was the first, years ago, then Lidl and Aldi followed.
The only problem with those is that sometimes they are broken and show whatever.