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(Please allow this light-hearted deviation which might be considered in poor taste) Or we could build giant dueling death robots who decide wars 1-on-1 instead
by ThePadawan 4y ago
(Please allow this light-hearted deviation which might be considered in poor taste)
Or we could build giant dueling death robots who decide wars 1-on-1 instead of pointlessly wasting human lives like in classic Sci-Fi schlock Robot Jox [0]:
> Fifty years after a nuclear holocaust, mankind is decimated and the surviving nations—the American western-influenced Market and the Soviet-Russian-influenced Confederation—have agreed to outlaw traditional open war. In their place, disputes are settled with gladiator-style matches between giant robots operated by pilots called "robot jox" [...]
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_Jox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robot_Jox
- daveevad 4y agoSurely if we made it that far, it wouldn't even be necessary.
- ThePadawan 4y agoI think the point of "humanity will always have a desire and/or find reasons to want to go to war with itself, and the only way we can at least slightly stop that is because it gets too expensive" is quite poignant.