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Duane 3NE 2NR wrote:Hyundai x Boston Dynamics
Sounds like a field hand arguing against building a combine.ruffneck_12 wrote:wais the end goal of all this?
I think from 1980 - 2008 was peak human civilization, we had the means to grow food for ourselves and entertain ourselves in moderation.
This is just excess. There's a sweet spot to how much tech we need.
If robots take over all our jobs, what are we gonna occupy ourselves with? Just sitting down all day farting watching netflix?
adnj wrote:Sounds like a field hand arguing against building a combine.ruffneck_12 wrote:wais the end goal of all this?
I think from 1980 - 2008 was peak human civilization, we had the means to grow food for ourselves and entertain ourselves in moderation.
This is just excess. There's a sweet spot to how much tech we need.
If robots take over all our jobs, what are we gonna occupy ourselves with? Just sitting down all day farting watching netflix?
ruffneck_12 wrote:adnj wrote:Sounds like a field hand arguing against building a combine.ruffneck_12 wrote:wais the end goal of all this?
I think from 1980 - 2008 was peak human civilization, we had the means to grow food for ourselves and entertain ourselves in moderation.
This is just excess. There's a sweet spot to how much tech we need.
If robots take over all our jobs, what are we gonna occupy ourselves with? Just sitting down all day farting watching netflix?
I said there's a sweet spot, my soft soy friend
Combines are necessary , bluetooth stoves are not.
adnj wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:adnj wrote:Sounds like a field hand arguing against building a combine.ruffneck_12 wrote:wais the end goal of all this?
I think from 1980 - 2008 was peak human civilization, we had the means to grow food for ourselves and entertain ourselves in moderation.
This is just excess. There's a sweet spot to how much tech we need.
If robots take over all our jobs, what are we gonna occupy ourselves with? Just sitting down all day farting watching netflix?
I said there's a sweet spot, my soft soy friend
Combines are necessary , bluetooth stoves are not.
And yet progress continues.
It doesn't seem as if you understand the ramifications of the technology application. However, you do seem to to be acutely aware of how you will be impacted personally.ruffneck_12 wrote:adnj wrote:ruffneck_12 wrote:adnj wrote:Sounds like a field hand arguing against building a combine.ruffneck_12 wrote:wais the end goal of all this?
I think from 1980 - 2008 was peak human civilization, we had the means to grow food for ourselves and entertain ourselves in moderation.
This is just excess. There's a sweet spot to how much tech we need.
If robots take over all our jobs, what are we gonna occupy ourselves with? Just sitting down all day farting watching netflix?
I said there's a sweet spot, my soft soy friend
Combines are necessary , bluetooth stoves are not.
And yet progress continues.
you call skyrocketing obesity rates progress?
Humans need a certain level of activity to be healthy.
Also we are becoming less competent at simple tasks as years go by.
Men these days can't tie simple knots or change a tire, women these days can't change a gas tank. We call someone to do it for us. No one is self sufficient .
Soft generation. Go learn to build something with your hands.
maj. tom wrote: A current technology bluetooth stove (if it does exist) would be one such thing that nobody remembers or cares about.
adnj wrote:maj. tom wrote: A current technology bluetooth stove (if it does exist) would be one such thing that nobody remembers or cares about.
There are connected ovens. Easier to control and monitor through an app. No more wondering if you left the stove on at home.
ruffneck_12 wrote:we have enough devices and services to handle tasks for us now
We dont have to plant corn anymore, but too much luxury leads to hell for a man.
A man needs some level of physical activity.
Also making everything smart makes people dumb and soft.
Making everything smart and connected to the IoT means they can shut down your devices if you say the wrong things
Brb, have to buy food because the government cut my power for saying the wrong things online now I cant cook egg
When I need to convince, I will backup the argument. I don't care how you live, where you live or what interests you.ruffneck_12 wrote:Lets see your's first soyboy
Check the ICE , you'll see the kinda mad science shiet isse be up to. Out here in the real world making shiet happen.
adnj wrote:When I need to convince, I will backup the argument. I don't care how you live, where you live or what interests you.ruffneck_12 wrote:Lets see your's first soyboy
Check the ICE , you'll see the kinda mad science shiet isse be up to. Out here in the real world making shiet happen.
You want everyone to live the lifestyle that you prefer. Then you need to provide evidence.
But maybe that's why you're just talking. Maybe you don't live that lifestyle either. At least not successfully.
ruffneck_12 wrote:Nah I live that lifestyle
I live in a sweetspot of technology aided manual labour
im an Electrical tech actually Ironic huh
In the hvac/av automation industry, so I know what im talking about here. Too much convenience kills the drive in men and takes more control away from you under the guise of convenience. It all breaks down eventually and you'll be left dead in the water with devices that don't work.
Then you'll call guys like me because you can't turn on your lights from your phone app because there was an IP conflict
Talk to any home appliance tech and he'll tell you the same as well. The smart devices are the most problematic, the dumb devices last forever, they just need a little manual intervention now and then.
There is a sweet spot. To much progress, regresses you.
ruffneck_12 wrote:Terminator was a documentary.
Why they can't be spending more R&D into making robotic waifus with built in Suck-A-Tron 3000 attachments for some tuners in here who love technology and 'PrOgReSs' so much.
(Im old fashioned, I good with a hole in a fig tree.)
ruffneck_12 wrote:Terminator was a documentary.
Why they can't be spending more R&D into making robotic waifus with built in Suck-A-Tron 3000 attachments for some tuners in here who love technology and 'PrOgReSs' so much.
(Im old fashioned, I good with a hole in a fig tree.)
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