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Personally, it depends. If I could automate taking the trash out, I would do probably want to do it (not sure though). But what remains when everything is autom
by rogue7 5mo ago
Personally, it depends. If I could automate taking the trash out, I would do probably want to do it (not sure though). But what remains when everything is automated ?
Well, so far we have been automating many things, and we are still busy working and living as always. It's of course impossible to automate everything - we always have things to do, by necessity by also by choice ; do we really want to be idle and contribute nothing to society ? I don't, and I am sure nobody does. Being useful is an essential need.
Is it pointless then, to automate more and more ? No. It's a way to move forward, and not necessarily a "bad" way. Just not the only way.
- ArekDymalski 5mo ago> But what remains when everything is automated? The answer has been perfectly captured in this czechoslovakian cartoon made in 1984. https://youtu.be/6Mo8gQ89aEA?feature=shared https://youtu.be/6Mo8gQ89aEA?feature=shared
- SyneRyder 5mo agoI shouldn't admit it, but when you described a czechoslovakian cartoon about automation, my first thought went straight to this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2_dhUv_CrI&t=14s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2_dhUv_CrI&t=14s
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- euroderf 5mo agoThere is also the film Zardoz.