Film Lens
The documentary 'Obsolete' addresses the implications of advancing technology on human labor and societal structures. It argues that as technology evolves, human labor is perceived as less valuable, leading to a potential future where humans could be seen as liabilities. The film examines the motivations behind efforts to control population and resource use, suggesting a shift towards centralized power in response to these changes.
Through interviews and analysis, the film presents a critical view of capitalism's role in this transformation. It raises questions about the future of work and the potential obsolescence of humanity in a world increasingly dominated by automation and artificial intelligence.
Why Watch
- •Find out why human labor is seen as a liability.
- •See the impact of technology on our future.
- •Meet the voices behind the population control debate.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2016 and runs for 50 minutes.
•It claims that human labor is losing value in the modern economy.
•The documentary suggests there is a secretive effort to reduce the population.
Perfect For
Technology and societyCapitalism critiquesFuture of work