Social Segments / Status Ladders

​​Non-techers
People who live “off the grid” or still have the only tech of the 21st-22nd century

Social Segments
People in this group still fight over the better tech including Android, Apple, Google, and Technik.





Although, the low number of non-techers compared to the world population has caused this sort of tech to need to be open source allowing the few who own it to maintain their own devices and networks.

Status Ladders
"IT Department" — WIthin this group, those taking the time to upkeep the network are life savers and revered by all less tech savvy non-techers. The world becomes a much smaller place when the communities can remain connected regardless of location.

Medical (doctors [physicians, surgeons], dentists, therapists [physical, occupational, mental], social workers, etc ) — In a time when Bose have taken over many job functions, the skills that are more valued are connection and compassion. The non-techer medical community are only a bit less important than the IT. Especially for those wary of Bose, a doctor or therapist that refuses to interact with their robot are in high demand.

Engineer — similar

Astronomer — similar

Artist — The Bose can create original pieces of art but they can't create anything new.

Chef — Similar to the artist, the community values originality and being able to create new dishes from old ones.

Transport — Transportation was one first thing to be computerized and the humans who considered this a skill often found them selves with nothing to contribute. The self-driving cars didn't have to be perfect, they just had to kill less people than humans did with cars.

Manual Labor — Many jobs were taken over by machinery and went the way of the elevator operator

Cashier/Data entry — With a fully connected internet world, self checkout and data gathering bots took even more work out of the human job list. Humans attempting to present themselves in these position have flooded the market lessening their value.