Replacing staff with one million robots

[emceeemcee]

You're really old and it shows.

 

[Rey C.]

I'm still trying to figure out what the connection is between the use of automation/robotics and communism. :dunno: Cause last I checked, Foxconn was a private company... not a government run enterprise. So...

Someone please address this. I'm now very worried. I use automation in my projects to increase productivity and efficiency. I like Chinese food. I generally find Chinese girls to be very cute & sexy. So does this mean that I am a Chi-Com??? Does this mean that I should slide my Glock into my mouth (kill a commie for mommy)??? :eek:


:drama:

 

[Petra]

Does this mean that I should slide my Glock into my mouth (kill a commie for mommy)??? :eek:


:drama:

Just so we know where my mind is...I initially read "Does this mean that I should slide my cock into my mouth..."

 

[StanScratch]

Just so we know where my mind is...I initially read "Does this mean that I should slide my cock into my mouth..."

It will probably come to no surprise that I also read the same thing.

 

[Rey C.]

Good grief! You people act like this is a porn board or something!

P.S. I initially wrote "Colt" but I figured some wise ass would make a horse cock joke!

 

[jadelicious]

What's sad is how we often hate and discourage innovation because it kills jobs. If you become more efficient, it often means you do the same amount of work with less workers. If we stick to our current economic/political systems, we could never get to a point to where machines do almost everything. We would all be homeless. Politicians say there would be plenty of "thinking" jobs that computers can't do, but I just don't see it. If you took away every manual labor job in the world, I don't think we could think up enough things for people to do, and what company is going to hire them?

This is something we definately need to figure out soon though. It could be the solution to our class systems as we know it.