THE GREAT DELETION

If your sock gets a hole, you throw it out.
If the sole peels off your shoe, do you repair it or hunt for a cobbler?

What if an entire piece of the economy just disappears?
Not shrinks. Not transforms. Disappears.
Look at cars.

When autonomous cars actually work, you don't own a car. You subscribe to movement.

Which means:
No need for a garage.
No need for a driveway.
No need for parking lots. Parking garages. Parking meters. Parking tickets.

No need for car dealerships.
No need for car salesmen.
No need for gas stations.
No need for auto insurance.
No need for body shops.
No need for driving schools.
No need for 80% of the traffic police.

Trillions of dollars of real estate built just to store idle metal becomes instantly worthless. Cities built for cars that sit still 95% of the time suddenly have nowhere to be.
And that's just ONE industry.

That's what people don't get about AI. It's not coming for your job title.
It's deleting entire economic layers that only existed to manage human scarcity, human error, and human slowness.
Cars were just the preview 😁.