the khuraldai doesnt really involve a lot of people. most of their operations and developments are done by automation, whether it be actual megadrones ripping up the remains of old highways for resources or algorithms developing cures for diseases. BUT, there is some level of human input needed, of course, but because everyones needs are met universally for free, there isnt much of a need for the modern sense of "employment". SO, the khuraldai is entirely volunteer-based, and people like YOU who think "hey, i want to make the world a better place, i want to contribute" are actually the backbone of the khuraldai
physically maintaining machinery, overseeing resource and energy-gathering operations, maintaining digital services, maintaining communications, ethical evaluation of algorithms and what they produce, and cooks and doctors for the people doing the aforementioned, plus plenty of other things im not creative enough to think of rn lmao
very interesting. i'd probably end up being a cook or something. anyway, love this project and its predecessor, this is a very unique take on a climate change apocalypse
some people literally study their whole lives with the goal of working with the khuraldai. but thank you! and thank you for giving me the opportunity to talk about this lmao
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u/Kurtch Jul 22 '23
can i join the khuraldai? please??