I’m for automation, it will be capable of dropping prices across the board, everything connected to shipping, medical, agriculture, etc.
It’s not a if position, it’s a when, and to be against automation, is to be afraid of technological advancement

Automation is based. The supply and demand aspect goes both ways, as while it may be harder to get money, commodities cost less to begin with.

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The only issue with automation is that robots will take up the entry level minimum wage jobs and make it harder for people eith little/no experience to become employed and move up in the context of a corporate (technically voluntary) hierarchy...

What would be a potential solution for that effect?

@ThatPreciseBloke the solve for that is a switch I what are the base level jobs, with the LCU’s position on education, base level jobs will be higher pay and requirements, but, there will always be manual labor, cheaper to use till you can invest in automation completely to invalidate the need for human labor, there will always be a need to repair what we make, automations no different, then there’s the innovation, creation, and production of the automation till it’s automated, but if everyone owns automation to produce or is creative with art or music, etc. does that answer it for you?

Kind of, although realistically its gonna take decades until we completely (in practice) perfect automation, and even then even the best machines need to be adjusted/tuned up at least at some point in their lifetimes...

(Besides the fact that the human roles the robots are going to replace will breed contention in the short term among the working class that cant adapt to changes in occupational demand, but we'll cross that bridge when we get there)

So while im skeptical about the possibility (and mabye some ethical aspects) of completely replacing human labor, automation can be of a huge financial and practical benefit;

Also provided RFID trackers and nanobots don't get under our skin like the book of revelation says they're destined to haha

On the rfid thing true enough, and to perfect yes, but we already have some of the most complicated surgeries handled by automation, we’re closer than you think to at least better than human margin for error

Rank

!rank

@Jonathan The Shaman I believe I had the overseer rank before

Helper

Security is different now, only inner circle role required and it’s done by roles

@ʀeaper

I recommend writing a chain of command out this time for simplicity

Me, then inner circle is equal, mute, silence, move, and role change below them are only permissions, this gives them access to security system, but not to kicking, banning, deleting, or server nuke perms

I’m the only admin member

Alright

@Jonathan The Shaman will that be VC or via text?

On Saturday

Vc, but I will have an itinerary posted and a meeting text chat as well by that point

if you want people to tag you, you should have a name that can easily be tagged

I would suggest StatBot

https://statbot.net/

Is the tip.cc bot here?

yes it is

$bals

but only on <#648354785799700500>

its currently down ive heard though

dunno if your community is interested in those games, but Wolfia and cards-against-humanity have been enjoyed by some of my communtiies. Beware the Wolfia dev is a jackass. I got banned from support server for insisting on an unwritten rule being listed as a written rule, apparently tagging people is a violation of basic human decency when you want to let them know their bot is lagging 10+ minutes, after you were going to DM them but didnt because their server rules said not to...but didnt mention anything about not tagging someone.

cards-against-humanity allows custom decks too

That’s good to happen now