I don't understand this negative sentiment. We are finally making progress on real physical robot labor. This has nothing to do with "imaginary number go up", t

I don't understand this negative sentiment. We are finally making progress on real physical robot labor. This has nothing to do with "imaginary number go up", this is about more labor being available to assemble, clean, transport, cook, cut, harvest, build, etc. i.e. things that really matter and are the bottlenecks to our livves being more comfortable. This stuff is not infeasible, these robots can be built for the price of a car. There is still a ways to go from this to androids, but it is legitimately technologically feasible now.