Idk guys. A robot would have to be exceptional smart to be an elec
Idk guys. A robot would have to be exceptionally smart to be an electrician. Father Slime is also an electrician he would back me up on this. The robot would have to be a human equivalent. And that's dangerous...
I don't really follow how this is any different from people living on basic welfare/benefits. I guess it aims for people to live more comfortably as opposed to simply surviving.
I'd like to think something like this would be adopted though before too many nations are allowed to go bankrupt. Greece is an example of how we don't really have a clue of how to manage countries in debt.
I remember watching Star Trek as a kid and I used to like the idea that the human race had got rid of money and everyone worked simply for the benefit of furthering the human race. I think we are quite a way off from adopting an attitude like this as we can be pretty selfish as a race. However I feel we all have an innate drive to be competitive on some level. Perhaps if we make contact with other races we might focus more on bettering ourselves as a race, rather than a nation say.
When I'm writing in my room
It's like a child that's fighting in the womb
- KP -
Can you imagine living in a world where you don't have to do a shitty job you don't like 5 days a week in order to not be homeless and starve to death?
Or if you do like your job, you can just do it as a hobby and dedicate as little or as much time to it as you want.
It seems like a magical utopia. We'll probably all be dead by the time they figure out the best way to run society for everybody.
I'd like a 4 day working week to be the norm, 5 days doesn't feel like a good work life balance to me. I was reading somewhere that a couple hundred years ago a 7 day working week was the norm in some western countries, then 100 years later it was voted to change to 6 and then 5 that it is now and that we were now due another change to 4. I think I'd happily take a drop in wages to work a 4 day week to pursue interests.
When I'm writing in my room
It's like a child that's fighting in the womb
- KP -
Ya, were due. The sooner the better, but if it drops to a four day week, I would like to see a wage increase.
http://www.vox.com/2014/9/8/6003359/...stions-explain
this is an awesome idea, it goes with how society should develop., only about 3% of the worlds population need to work, discoveries/advancements in technology show that 1 in every 900,000 people will discover/make something that will help the rest of humanity..
just a shame all that shit is patented to the militaries of the world.
How did you come up with 3% ?
ill dig up the book, but it was from this dude..
I'm not the one to argue over property rights, but potable water on tap is pennies on the dollar.
Food could be delivered on tap in the near future:
I actually do know enough about your job and these points your making are exactly why robots will replace electricians. Safety on the job site. It will be one electrician directing a group of robots. If a robot get's shocked? So the fuck what.
Technology is solving the awareness problem. Google has a car that drives it's self. A robot can detect gas pipes in the wall with sensors easier than a human can. They can test a live wire by touching and be fine.
I'm not trying to shit on your profession. It's a hard thing to do but an electricity sensing robot used to tire wire nuts, pull cable, and test voltage is not to far off in the future. It will be the tech savvy electricians that use cheap robots over human labor that will keep costs down by eliminating safety concerns and increasing production. Meaning they will be able service more contracts quicker for cheaper and making a bigger profit.
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