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21/11/17

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Originally posted by DavoMagic ↑

Time for a little think tank.

Hmm, this is an interesting one.

Robots replace people that can't be good!!!

Then again robots makes peoples lives easier. Does things for them arguably cheaper or in some cases better.

Robots makes workers jobs easier and possibly better. Could mean higher wages maybe.

Makes worker or production utiliser stronger as gives them more flexibility to use their work more efficiently better and cheaper.

Robots may actually help workers get far more money, might create business opportunities.

What does robots do?? Thats right, reduces the level of need for immigration because robots simply can do work people coming from overseas otherwise do. So arguably robots give locals more autonomy makes them more independent and arguably stronger and more competitive.

So who really hates robots???

Hmm

Robots cannot pay rent and cannot be tenants like immigrants and other workers or income earners suffering repression.

Robots cannot get loans so do not increase demand for mortgages

Robots do not need to move and pay tolls and other fees for the rentiers apart from landlord, do not need to pay insurance fees, do not need to pay union fees

Hmm

So who hates robots???

Hmm

Do landords, rentiers, the banksters really hate robots that much they are willing to throw the locals and their prosperity under the bus????

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Humans will either be replaced or become cyborgs. We are well on the way to becoming cyborgs already.

Couple that with gene manipulation and humans of 2500 AD won't really resemble Homo sapiens any more.

Homo machina?
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