The movie "Idiocracy", in its first five minutes, tackles this exact same question, in hilarious fashion.
Suffice it to say, technology will evolve to accommodate (barely) the lowest-common denominator of intelligence, which has a significantly higher rate of replication than the smart people have (which is so low they will die out).
In other words, many believe the not-so-smart will do better than the "more smarter" people, by many measures.
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The movie "Idiocracy", in its first five minutes, tackles this exact same question, in hilarious fashion.
Suffice it to say, technology will evolve to accommodate (barely) the lowest-common denominator of intelligence, which has a significantly higher rate of replication than the smart people have (which is so low they will die out).
In other words, many believe the not-so-smart will do better than the "more smarter" people, by many measures.