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> No one wants to go to a high end steak house and have their wine poured and meal served by robots. I’m sorry, but that actually sounds like a wonderfully pea

• lostboys67 9y ago
  Don't take this the wrong way but you need to think about some therapy and being able to take a random piece of steak and correctly prepare it 99% of the time is a hard problem.
  • electrograv 9y ago
    What an odd argument. Preparing food correctly will almost certainly be more reliable with machines. Regarding the human element of dining: I think you lack foresight. We will look back at human waiters as we now look at horses, vs modern cars. People still ride horses, and that’s fine, but to suggest they’re the only way or even the best way to go is just archaic and indiciative of an unhealthy level of denial, or a calcified brain unable to change. Open your mind.