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Robot Apocalypse: The Robots are taking our jobs

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Thu, 05 Dec 2013 12:29 UTC

Google has just announced a huge new push into robotics. And they're not the only ones. We seem to hear about new, exciting robotics companies every day. But as Trace tells us, these next-gen robots could be after your job.

Source: DNews

Comment: These new technological developments raise the question of humans role in this robotic future. Will these greedy psychopathic companies that replace humans with robots to increase profit care for humans? History tells us that ruling elite never cared for humanity except for their slave labor. If the robots perform the slave labor, do they need humans? Are we supposed to believe the PTB haven't figured this out? How many signs are needed to know that we are becoming an obsolete race?

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lilies · 2013-12-05T13:22:22Z

Foxconn using robots

After the Chinese slave labor fiasco Foxconn is looking into robots, because machines can work 24/7 and do not complain.

sass · 2013-12-05T19:24:22Z

They'll do the work during (now) and after the population die-off. The die-off of a particular sector of humanity, a particular type of person.

aequinox · 2013-12-06T05:28:08Z

"machines can work 24/7..."

"... and do not complain"

If you switch off their energy supply - they will not only not complain,
but STOP doing whatever they do at all !

So, people, do not despair, act craftily and make use of your brain -
especially of this small button: "power ON/OFF" instead, whatever
its form is accessible to you. Don't hesitate even a more radical option,
like cutting the power cable off the entire inhuman unit !:)

nedlud · 2013-12-06T05:57:28Z

jetbound

Here is a story for you all at sott, today:

"Once while flying over the Midwest, I sat next to a middle-aged gentleman who had the window seat. He was peering intently at the landscape below.

I asked him why.

He said, 'Right down there, among those lakes, is where I lived as a boy. I used to fish in those lakes and look up at the sky and wish I were in one of the jets I frequently saw, flying overhead.

Now, I wish more than anything, anything you or I can imagine, I were down there, simply fishing.' "

ned

NugaBurd · 2013-12-06T06:10:42Z

A scary take on it

Victor Thorn interviews Texx Marrs on the subject of the future of robotics. What happens when the robots decide that they don't need humans?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jxzFEDtjmQ

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