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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: Ezuma]
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A couple centuries?
This Nation has only existed for a couple centuries.

Give it a decade.

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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: MajickMuffin]
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Maybe quicker than I predict, but capitalism is pretty entrenched, and there's a lot of potential for humanity to get sidetracked with wars over oil for decades yet


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: Ezuma] * 1
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Not anymore. The value of oil is near worthless now. Because the supply was realized to be more substantial than was thought.

We will not be able to breath before Oil runs out.

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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: MajickMuffin]
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In that case, maybe you're right :eek:


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: MajickMuffin]
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A decade is extremely optimistic (as is the notion that our supply of oil is so great that it will outlast us).  You're overestimating humanity's willingness to change and underestimating human greed.


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: MajickMuffin]
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Lol those robots crack me up. They're so stupid they can barely walk. Robots are far far away from taking away even 1% of our jobs. Robots can only do what we program them to do, and until we develop AI it will never happen. Maybe our grandkids or great grandkids will see it start to happen but not us.


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: searching]
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searching said:
Lol those robots crack me up. They're so stupid they can barely walk. Robots are far far away from taking away even 1% of our jobs. Robots can only do what we program them to do, and until we develop AI it will never happen. Maybe our grandkids or great grandkids will see it start to happen but not us.


hence why I predict change over a couple of centuries.


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: searching] * 1
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searching said:
Lol those robots crack me up. They're so stupid they can barely walk. Robots are far far away from taking away even 1% of our jobs. Robots can only do what we program them to do, and until we develop AI it will never happen. Maybe our grandkids or great grandkids will see it start to happen but not us.


Currently, for the most part, we could automate all service positions.  It would be far cheaper and more efficient to do so.  So why haven't we?  Because it would be a critical blow to the economy since the service sector is responsible for >50% of employment.  So yeah, a bit over 1%.


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: searching]
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searching said:
Lol those robots crack me up. They're so stupid they can barely walk. Robots are far far away from taking away even 1% of our jobs. Robots can only do what we program them to do, and until we develop AI it will never happen. Maybe our grandkids or great grandkids will see it start to happen but not us.


How long did it take for cellphone technology to evolve into what it is now?
How long did it take for video games to evolve into the extreme realisticness that they are now, from DOOM.

You be very careful on your time predictions. Evolution of technology is becoming extremely fast.

Look at that robot, the AI that allows it to walk like a human, keep itself up, walk around environments.
You just wait and fuckin see.

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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: MajickMuffin]
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MajickMuffin said:
searching said:
Lol those robots crack me up. They're so stupid they can barely walk. Robots are far far away from taking away even 1% of our jobs. Robots can only do what we program them to do, and until we develop AI it will never happen. Maybe our grandkids or great grandkids will see it start to happen but not us.


How long did it take for cellphone technology to evolve into what it is now?
How long did it take for video games to evolve into the extreme realisticness that they are now, from DOOM.

You be very careful on your time predictions. Evolution of technology is becoming extremely fast.

Look at that robot, the AI that allows it to walk like a human, keep itself up, walk around environments.
You just wait and fuckin see.


I wish I was born earlier all this technology dosent sit right with me. :sad:

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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: Loyola10]
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I'm with you on that. But we put ourselves in this timeframe and this life for a good damn reason that we would make ourselves put up with this bullshit.

I want to either be in a timeframe with No modern technology, or extremely futuristic technology. Not the salty stages in between.

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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: MajickMuffin]
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MajickMuffin said:
I'm with you on that. But we put ourselves in this timeframe and this life for a good damn reason that we would make ourselves put up with this bullshit.

I want to either be in a timeframe with No modern technology, or extremely futuristic technology. Not the salty stages in between.


Eh I think being born in the 50s would be ideal.

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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: Loyola10] * 1
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:doublefacepalm:

Well. Maybe we Aren't in the same boat! :lolsy:

I either want to be living a Native American lifestyle or flying in my very own spacecraft/science vessel.

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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: MajickMuffin] * 1
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Rise of the Robots is on NOVA tonight. I doubt they will go into the long term societal and economic consequences, but who knows.


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: MajickMuffin]
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MajickMuffin said:
:doublefacepalm:

Well. Maybe we Aren't in the same boat! :lolsy:

I either want to be living a Native American lifestyle or flying in my very own spacecraft/science vessel.


Here's the thing in a preindustrial society your life would nasty brutish and short. I fear with a far future society we won't even be recognizable as humans. The mid twentieth century in my mind combines the best of both worlds it's modern but you can still earn a good living with your hands. A strong middle class!

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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: Loyola10]
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I'm fairly confident in my job security at least for the forseeable future. While many parts of my job do involve manual labor. The majority of it is skilled labor. Of the kind that I don't believe would be easily replicated by a robot. At least not any time soon.

Even the manual labor components of my job don't really make up a large enough portion of it to be worth bringing a machine in.

Much larger construction jobs I could see a use for them. But that's about it


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: Bjorn_Stormcrow]
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NOVA rise of the robots was a pretty good show. The best and brightest robot researchers made robots that can walk on uneven stairs or a ladder, operate a drill, close a valve, open a door and drive a car. They used the example of closing valves during the Fukashima Nuclear meltdown that would have ultimately saved a ton of damage. All the robots had human operators.

Recognizing objects is extremely difficult, and it looked like most of them were pretty tripped up by uneven ground. A goddamn screw on the ground could level these multi-million dollar machines. I wouldn't worry about robots stealing landscaping jobs anytime soon.


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: Ole Field Trashe]
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:lol: Yeah, it's funny at the moment but I think that the rate of increase will be pretty stunning over the next 20 years as well. Like DOS in the early 90s to today's computers 20 years later.


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: twighead]
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The one researcher had been working on bi-pedal movement for 20 years. If the robots ever attacked you could put up a 3ft wall around your house and you'd be fine.


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Re: End of Manuel Labor, ROBOTS replace human workers across the board [Re: Ole Field Trashe]
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Ahab McBathsalts said:
The one researcher had been working on bi-pedal movement for 20 years. If the robots ever attacked you could put up a 3ft wall around your house and you'd be fine.


:popcorn:
i'd watch that


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