Message from @calman21

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2019-12-06 06:49:33 UTC  

Rather build a robot that can fix your sink that costs less than a plumber. The 'creatives' will be replaced first.

2019-12-06 06:49:34 UTC  

but then by that logic corporations wouldn't lower wages, especially when the cost of living rises

2019-12-06 06:49:37 UTC  

but here we are

2019-12-06 06:50:18 UTC  

Robots lack the fine motor skills for plumbing

2019-12-06 06:50:19 UTC  

im not talking about low skill in just one sector, like assembly lines, if every low skill labor job is replaceable with machines all at once, that would leave low skill laborers without work, and leave corporations without that sector of the population to profit from

2019-12-06 06:50:29 UTC  

fine motor skills is becoming far easier to make

2019-12-06 06:50:32 UTC  

And compactness to work in tight spaces

2019-12-06 06:51:00 UTC  

Not if that's their goal

2019-12-06 06:51:03 UTC  

How low skill? You mean like journalists?

2019-12-06 06:51:07 UTC  

remember that the top professors and intellects in the 90s said a computer driving a car was a physical impossibility

2019-12-06 06:51:39 UTC  

Remember that 5 years ago they said that automated cars were only 2 years away?

2019-12-06 06:52:03 UTC  

Alphabet has already put millions of miles on the road with 0 accidents

2019-12-06 06:52:06 UTC  

they're already here

2019-12-06 06:52:11 UTC  

they're just not cost effective atm

2019-12-06 06:52:26 UTC  

when the machinery to make these things more cheaply happens then they will be everywhere

2019-12-06 06:52:30 UTC  

just like all tech

2019-12-06 06:52:32 UTC  

To imply that fast food relies on low skill workers for their profits is laughable

2019-12-06 06:52:57 UTC  

Most people who work minimum wage dont get to eat out much

2019-12-06 06:53:32 UTC  

Not at the scale of middle and low middle class folks

2019-12-06 06:53:36 UTC  

@Tiberius nah ur assuming that

2019-12-06 06:54:04 UTC  

anecdotally I could say I know a lot of low skill workers eating out

2019-12-06 06:54:30 UTC  

*anecdotally*

2019-12-06 06:54:34 UTC  

SO apparently the "if it increases net profit, they'll do it" truth isn't fucking sticking

2019-12-06 06:54:49 UTC  

it sticks, something else is sticky too

2019-12-06 06:54:55 UTC  

Cost effective being something you imagine will be achieved by magic? Also autonomous cars get into accidents all the time...

2019-12-06 06:54:57 UTC  

bitch hush

2019-12-06 06:55:07 UTC  

not at Alphabet

2019-12-06 06:55:10 UTC  

Telsa sure

2019-12-06 06:55:12 UTC  

@Jokerfaic it doesn't increase net profits to remove a portion of the population's ability to spend

2019-12-06 06:55:18 UTC  

but Telsa is largely a joke of a company

2019-12-06 06:56:00 UTC  

you're forgetting that people only care about the immediate calman

2019-12-06 06:56:10 UTC  

I call this the '7th grader challenge' I challenge Boston Dynamics to build a robot to foot race a 12 year old in the hills of Tennessee after a good rain for 5 miles.

2019-12-06 06:56:14 UTC  

not all at once, no, that's why you do it slowly over time and lobby the federal reserve

2019-12-06 06:56:42 UTC  

it will eventually happen eternal boomer

2019-12-06 06:56:44 UTC  

yes, a joke of a company that sold out its fucking preorders for one of its vehicles

2019-12-06 06:56:49 UTC  

its just not a priority atm

2019-12-06 06:56:56 UTC  

as in completely sold out

2019-12-06 06:57:04 UTC  

every order

2019-12-06 06:57:09 UTC  

so? Apple isn't a revolutionary company either but makes a fuckload of sells

2019-12-06 06:57:20 UTC  

consumers are stupid and ruin the market TL;DR

2019-12-06 06:57:26 UTC  

Well I am sure you take this as an article of faith. Like transubstantiation of divine ascention....