The number of people on skid row outside the Google campus hits a million on February 24 202. The million people mark means a giant plug has been pulled. Hope flows down a black drain hole. Everything begins to end.
They set up a shantytown. Tents and cabins and chemical toilets. The place is populated by a thousand teams of a thousand pushed out of jobs thanks to automation.
Reporters arrive at the shantytown with statisticians and demographers. They count and confirm. They document it all as the revolution begins.
It’s a sit-in, initially, with protestors chilling on the grass and paving stones and benches outside Google. It’s initially led by the truck drivers, tens of thousands of them, a sea of trucker hats and placards. They’re pissed ‘cause they’ve all been displaced by self-driv
