robotics..

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i think it's japan

[Tin_Tin]

Japan and USA....

[Ger]

robotics will free humanity from boring jobs in the future.

and what are boring jobs?... if i may ask...

[grovestreet]

mundane and repetitive jobs that uses the least mental power of humans.

"It could enable one to return to the Greek concept of leisure, where slaves did most of the work and men had time to cultivate their minds. The essential difference is that in the future, each of us will command more than a million slaves - but they will be mechanical and electrical slaves, not fellow human beings. This will end forever the degrading exploitation of any human being by another so that he or she lives an abundant, productive, and less stressful life."

- quoted from somewhere.

[Ger]

mundane and repetitive jobs that uses the least mental power of humans.

"It could enable one to return to the Greek concept of leisure, where slaves did most of the work and men had time to cultivate their minds. The essential difference is that in the future, each of us will command more than a million slaves - but they will be mechanical and electrical slaves, not fellow human beings. This will end forever the degrading exploitation of any human being by another so that he or she lives an abundant, productive, and less stressful life."

- quoted from somewhere.

most of it are automized as you may already know... but some jobs you deem boring are irreplaceable... take, farming for example...

[rodsky]

most of it are automized as you may already know... but some jobs you deem boring are irreplaceable... take, farming for example...

Farming can be completely automated/robotized. It's not a question of how, it's a question of when.

-RODION

[Ger]

its too farfetched... plus, whos going to buy seeds to plow, sell produce in the market, negotiate with clients, supply the pesticides...? i dont see it happening even in the future...

[rodsky]

its too farfetched... plus, whos going to buy seeds to plow, sell produce in the market, negotiate with clients, supply the pesticides...? i dont see it happening even in the future...

I was talking about farming as a mechanical process (i.e. replacement of the plough and the tractor, both tools, with even better tools), I was not talking about agribusiness. Mura hinoon ka'g 18th century man who is saying...

"it's too farfetched (to create a car using robotic machines)...plus, who's going to buy the metal to shape, sell the car in the market, negotiate with clients, supply the fuel...? i dont see it happening even in the future..."

...yet we do have the robotized assembly line for cars and other products nowadays. Get my point now?

-RODION

[Ger]

I was talking about farming as a mechanical process (i.e. replacement of the plough and the tractor, both tools, with even better tools), I was not talking about agribusiness. Mura hinoon ka'g 18th century man who is saying...

"it's too farfetched (to create a car using robotic machines)...plus, who's going to buy the metal to shape, sell the car in the market, negotiate with clients, supply the fuel...? i dont see it happening even in the future..."

...yet we do have the robotized assembly line for cars and other products nowadays. Get my point now?

-RODION

farming is everything... you cant take out repetitive tasks like that... we can safely say, theyre there to assist us not and not replace. get sad ka sa akong point? murag calculator bah, excel para sa teachers.

[rodsky]

farming is everything... you cant take out repetitive tasks like that... we can safely say, theyre there to assist us not and not replace. get sad ka sa akong point? murag calculator bah, excel para sa teachers.

Refer to my assembly line example.

-RODION