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I guess you are assuming a time when robots do everything better than humans. I am just assuming a level of technology where robots can infiltrate and break th
by stretchwithme 9y ago
I guess you are assuming a time when robots do everything better than humans. I am just assuming a level of technology where robots can infiltrate and break things.
I don't believe the former will happen for a very long time. And even if it does, those who control such advanced technologies will still be paying taxes. You may be able to disable these technologies, but that means you get 0% of what they produce instead of the tax that would ordinarily be paid. It makes more sense to keep those owners operating and innovating and just collect a percentage.
If you don't need or want what people offer, what is the point of invading?
The reality is that people want status. And status isn't something you feel because you have bots sending you text messages telling you how great you are. It's something you get from other people.