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Despite his bullish outlook, the speaker admits to considering counterarguments. For example, unlike land scarcity—fixed and limited—robots and AI can theoretically expand beyond Earth's constraints, possibly colonizing other planets, which introduces additional complexity into economic models.
He further reflects on the utility of land in a future where autonomous robots could set up habitats in remote, inexpensive areas like deserts or uninhabited regions. These thoughts challenge traditional notions of land value and highlight how limitless AI-driven productivity could drastically redefine resource valuation.