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I find these types of outlooks to be far too rose-tinted. Productivity and other arguments aside. I think we still need a fair bit of advancement before this i
by FluffyFez 5y ago
I find these types of outlooks to be far too rose-tinted.
Productivity and other arguments aside. I think we still need a fair bit of advancement before this is possible.
We need to reach a point where robots can maintain themselves and all of our complex machinery. The maintenance required for a train engine or train tracks is non trivial for example.
We need advancements in energy. Solar is not enough at it's current state but I have hope it soon will be.
I do feel, we're at a point that, if we could focus a lot of resources, we can drive enough development to give everyone a very high quality of life for free.
At this point,the machinery we make the more machinery we have to maintain. And robots are not at the point where they can do this.
- zelon88 5y ago> At this point,the machinery we make the more machinery we have to maintain. And robots are not at the point where they can do this. I hear what you're saying, and I agree it is very optimistic. But is it really? You can fit an RMV into a Redbox machine. You can fit a Dunkins into a machine the size of a 15 yard dumpster. Then you don't need the train to transport all those employees to work.