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> I said to myself to stop going, if there is no human staff left. Who do you trust more - the robots or the human staff? And I'm asking about America, or mayb
by bigbadfeline 7mo ago
> I said to myself to stop going, if there is no human staff left.
Who do you trust more - the robots or the human staff? And I'm asking about America, or maybe, in Japan as foreigner?
This is a complicated issue but it's in no way insignificant. A lot depends on the culture and current political environment - none of these is something that you or any common man can influence.
The bigger question is, if Japan can use plenty of robots to increase productivity while keeping the unemployment rate near the minimum achievable, what's there to argue about? There will be minor inconveniences but from an economic standpoint, there isn't more one could ask for.
- samus 7mo ago> Who do you trust more - the robots or the human staff? And I'm asking about America, or maybe, in Japan as foreigner? What do you mean with "trust"? Write down the right order? Or not spit in your food?
- bigbadfeline 7mo agoBoth, mistakes or personal/ethnic/political dislike - not uncommon in these polarized times of "anything goes if you aren't caught".
- samus 7mo agoThat's IMHO not a concern at all in Japan. Being polite and accommodating to customers is held paramount.