Message from @PugSlugger
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I mean Drones are already pretty heavily used.
You are really overestimating the combat viability of these things
the LS3 is already being considered for military use as a sort of "pack animal"
I'm wondering. I'm not saying I know how it is.
Yes
It could be used as a carrier for supplies in rough terrain
But it isnt going to be shooting anyone
now here's where things get interesting
take the LS3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1urL_X_vp7w asimo is the most advanced personal assistant robot
mount the SGR-1 on its back
>this nigga thinks its that simple
and you have something that can walk in all terrain and kill humans on sight
Mount an airplane to my back and i can fly
if you moved some of the bottom parts to a more lateral orientation then it could fit pretty comfortably on the back of an LS3
>what is power supply
>what is weight
>what is ammunition
AYO
@PugSlugger I'll give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you are telling the truth about majoring in engineering. What role do you see automation playing in war in the near future?
I just posted the entire image there
that is the entire machine
@Headshots they dont teach us about philosophy lol. Although i do have to take an ethics class
it weighs about 110 kg
I dont know if itll be big
the LS3 can carry 180 kg
it will its part of the transhumanist agenda @PugSlugger
the robots thing is a big part of this
I think the next big thing which darpa is starting to overlook is human augmentation and exoskeletons
the LS3 would be able to carry the SGR with 70 kg to spare for ammo and batteries
@DA GOMMIE JOO nigga you are dumb as fuck
what did I get wrong
Will human augmentation further the class divide?
definitely
the rich will be able to afford it and the poor won't
simple as that
Indeed. How should it be regulated/controlled in a way that it doesn't make things worse? Offer augmentation through government programs? Limit it? Ban it? I'm not so sure.
It also depends on the type of augmentation as well