Going to have to start doing something when we are unable to eat, work, and travel soon. Cops have slow response times, and the masks make it super convenient to get away, just sayin.
Where's the part where it tells someone to wear a mask? I mean, fuck robots and all but it looks like it's having trouble figuring out which direction to go let alone bossing people around.
Not related to the original topic but it's really infuriating to see all of these jobs outsourced to automation while simultaneously being told we need more economic refugees and gimmigrants to do the "jobs Americans won't do." Not that I want a robot or a person telling me to diaper up, but I would certainly prefer a human having a job doing inventory.
And unrelated to that, I was driving through rural Kentucky and WV a while back and the poverty there is depressing, ESPECIALLY when there are many jobs that have been proven can be done remotely, like customer service call centers. Don't need to go to India to establish one; set it up in a rural part of the country (don't really even need the "center" part any more) where people need jobs, train 100 or whatever people out there who need work, and employ them.
(Yes, I know foreign employees and robots cost far less to employ so corporations would fight it tooth and nail, but it's still frustrating as hell.)
my grocery store got new cameras all over the whole store right when the pandemic hit, last year. can only imagine what they do.
that robot's not wearing a mask
Sure would suck if that thing scared me and I dropped molasses on the floor....10 times
Watch Black Mirror. The robotic hunting dogs episode is truly scary.
Why is it's penis spinning? Is it happy to see me?
Louisville slugger time.
Go in with a mask and tip that shit over. Or smash it.
Going to have to start doing something when we are unable to eat, work, and travel soon. Cops have slow response times, and the masks make it super convenient to get away, just sayin.
Where's the part where it tells someone to wear a mask? I mean, fuck robots and all but it looks like it's having trouble figuring out which direction to go let alone bossing people around.
Not related to the original topic but it's really infuriating to see all of these jobs outsourced to automation while simultaneously being told we need more economic refugees and gimmigrants to do the "jobs Americans won't do." Not that I want a robot or a person telling me to diaper up, but I would certainly prefer a human having a job doing inventory.
And unrelated to that, I was driving through rural Kentucky and WV a while back and the poverty there is depressing, ESPECIALLY when there are many jobs that have been proven can be done remotely, like customer service call centers. Don't need to go to India to establish one; set it up in a rural part of the country (don't really even need the "center" part any more) where people need jobs, train 100 or whatever people out there who need work, and employ them.
(Yes, I know foreign employees and robots cost far less to employ so corporations would fight it tooth and nail, but it's still frustrating as hell.)