EPISODE · Jun 10, 2026 · 1H 10M
Robots, Free Housing, and the Death of Money — with Chris Remboldt (Full)
from Solving America's Problems
Forty percent of Americans are one paycheck from crisis — and Chris Remboldt says that's shareholder capitalism deliberately optimizing stock price over human welfare. Post-money means real wealth is time, energy, and atoms. He tells Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley that UBI is a dead end, ad-supported free housing and food arrive in 10-15 years, and a self-replicating Von Neumann fleet lands in four years. Dave pushes back on who actually owns the AI making all of this possible.Timestamps:(00:00) The old deal is cracking – what AI does to the American social contract(02:14) Built their own house – what Chris's family learned about real agency(08:14) Shareholder capitalism broke it – quarterly earnings vs. human welfare(13:24) Time, energy, atoms – why money becomes the wrong unit of account(18:06) The zero-start problem – why just using AI doesn't work(25:41) Calibration first – why you have to rescue yourself before anyone can help(30:33) Labor is a terrible foundation – why dignity can't live in a job title(35:07) UBI is a horseshoe – on a horse we're about to stop riding(36:50) Free housing, free food — with ads – the 10-15 year window(41:36) Identity crisis incoming – mind-virus architects will win elections(44:22) Two hours beats eight – Alpha School's gamified curriculum(47:17) Superintelligence is already here – and the robot fleet lands in four years(53:14) Dave's thesis – AI belongs to humanity, not billionaires(60:25) AI stays garbage for a decade – Jerremy's contrarian hot take(65:48) Guardrails nobody is building – who watches the watchers(69:24) Bring us your people – politicians, librarians, anyone with bold ideasConnect:Chris Remboldt – LinkedIn | X🌍 Connect with us: Instagram | YouTube | X
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