The AI Rat Race Is Here. Don’t Get Trapped

February 05, 2026

The AI Rat Race Is Here. Don’t Get Trapped

Dear Reader,

They’re selling you a dream.

A dream of convenience. A dream of ease.

Just push a button. The machine will do the rest.

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My poor dad would have loved it. He loved the idea of a steady job. A predictable life. He loved being a cog in a machine.

My rich dad? He would have called it a trap.

And he would have been right.

The New Rat Race

This AI invasion is the new rat race. It’s a digital cage they’re building around you. 

One convenient feature at a time.

I use a writing tool. In the cloud. For a decade, it worked fine. Now? It wants to write for me. 

“Help me write,” the button begs.

Help you do what? Help you stop thinking?

My email does it too. Summarizes messages. Writes my replies. I could have a thousand conversations today. And not a single one would be real. 

Just my machine talking to your machine.

This isn’t an asset. It’s a liability.

An asset puts money in your pocket. Your greatest asset is your financial intelligence. Your mind. Your ability to solve problems.

A liability takes money out of your pocket. 

When you let a machine do your thinking, you are handing over your greatest asset. For free. 

You are becoming the liability.

Who Owns Your Brain?

Years ago, I defended the cloud. It seemed smart. Keep the junk off your computer. 

But we were played.

We traded control for convenience.

Now, some giant company in Silicon Valley decides how you work. How you think. They roll out a new “feature.” 

You can’t turn it off. It’s their platform. Their rules.

It’s not your asset. You’re just renting it.

You don’t own your data. You don’t own the tools. 

You are building your life on someone else’s land. And rent is always due.

I had a problem with a bill. A simple error. The machine couldn’t fix it. It wasn’t on the script. 

I needed a person. The wait was an hour. An hour to fix a problem the machine created.

This is the future they’re selling you. A future where you are helpless. A future where you have to beg a machine to fix a problem it made. 

And when it fails, you wait. And you hope a real person still exists to take your call.

The Real Dystopia

Don’t get me wrong.

 AI has its uses. It can change an airline ticket faster than a human. It’s good for legal research. Tech help. It can be a powerful tool.

But a tool is something you control. Something you choose to use. For a specific purpose.

It is not something that’s forced on you. 

It is not a replacement for your own mind.

They say AI will take jobs. I say it will take something more valuable. It will take your ability to think. To learn. To solve problems.

The very skills that create wealth.

The real dystopia isn’t machines taking over the world. It’s a world full of humans who have willingly given their minds to the machines.

A world of financial slaves who can’t think for themselves.

My rich dad taught me to be the master of my own destiny. Not a slave to a system. 

Or a machine.

So, I’m making a choice. I’m turning it off. I will use my own brain. It’s the only asset that matters.

They can have their convenience. I’ll keep my control.

Kiyosaki Uncensored 

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