It looks like everyone here only tends to focus on the singularity of technology or bio-techonology, other than economics, so sometimes I feel somewhat sad that no one hasn't ever dealt with that issue in depth. So I'm writing this post to talk about the singularity of economics with everyone here even a little bit into it. I bet classical economics taught at universities might not give good solutions to such problems as are to happen after the singularity, because the life patterns we are currently used to will be unexpectedly totally different from now and such patterns are deciding components that affect economy in various ways, probably even in the future society, so I'd say we mankind should need to make a new economic theory, on the assumption that the future life patterns couldn't be explained anymore by classical economics. I guess the alternative may be behavior economics since it has once been proven to be able to explain economical problems hard to be solved by classical economics. What do you make of it? Couldn't you agree more with me?

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