The $6 trillion dollar stimulus package won't cost anything

[ZNP]

Robots and AI replacing Humans

https://time.com/5876604/machines-jobs-coronavirus/

I don't think it is a coincidence that a worldwide pandemic created in a bioweapons lab and made worse by our leaders putting sick people into nursing homes, exaggerating deaths, and shutting down businesses all took place once they had machines that can replace people.

Think about Amazon.com, is there anything you can't buy using the internet? If you buy it do they need a cashier? No. Do they need someone to go pack your box? I don't think so. Do they need someone to deliver it to your house? Not in the near future. Do they need someone to drive the truck from the fulfillment center to your town? Again, not in the near future. Do they need guards? Cameras and all sorts of other technology can greatly reduce the number of guards they need and if they can operate 24 hours a day that also eliminates the need for security at night.

Consider frozen dinners, can they make them as good as the food you get an places like Red Lobster? Sure, they could easily replace 2/3rds of restaurants with ready made meals and drive through.

Can you replace waiters, bus boys, cleaning crew, nurses, orderlies, etc with robots? yes.

Can you replace doctors, lawyers and CPA's with AI? Yes.

Can you perform operations with robots? yes.

The reality is if you eliminated half of the jobs in this country we would be more efficient and less expensive. If you killed off all the retired people the government would eliminate most of their debt with Social Security and other obligations to pension funds and healthcare. If you killed off all the unemployed the government would save even more.

It is incredible, the more government programs there are the more motivation they have to solve their fiscal woes with "the final solution". No wonder this $6 trillion dollar bill "won't cost us anything".

 

[JTB]

But robots could never, EVER, be as obtuse as humans in these threads ; )

 

[EmilyNats]

 

[ZNP]

But robots could never, EVER, be as obtuse as humans in these threads ; )

Ahhh, what is the point? I think the point is that the 1% would like to become the 10%. They don't want to add to their ranks, too hard to vet everyone, just want to reduce the population by 90%, get rid of the "useless eaters". This doesn't mean they want to manufacture their own products, between robots and 3d printers they will handle that. They don't want to clean their houses, stock their shelves, or deliver their packages, again robots, drones, and other technology can do that. They don't want to drive their own cars, self driving is fine, don't want to drive their own trucks, self driving is fine. This doesn't mean they want to get rid of all the servants, they still need 10 people for every one of them, but think about it, a third of people are retired, don't need them, and another third can be replaced with machines, don't need them, and if you are getting rid of all those people who needs their kids.

In brief, you and billions of other people on this planet are worth more to the elites dead than alive.

 

[Roughsoul1991]

Robots and AI replacing Humans

https://time.com/5876604/machines-jobs-coronavirus/

I don't think it is a coincidence that a worldwide pandemic created in a bioweapons lab and made worse by our leaders putting sick people into nursing homes, exaggerating deaths, and shutting down businesses all took place once they had machines that can replace people.

Think about Amazon.com, is there anything you can't buy using the internet? If you buy it do they need a cashier? No. Do they need someone to go pack your box? I don't think so. Do they need someone to deliver it to your house? Not in the near future. Do they need someone to drive the truck from the fulfillment center to your town? Again, not in the near future. Do they need guards? Cameras and all sorts of other technology can greatly reduce the number of guards they need and if they can operate 24 hours a day that also eliminates the need for security at night.

Consider frozen dinners, can they make them as good as the food you get an places like Red Lobster? Sure, they could easily replace 2/3rds of restaurants with ready made meals and drive through.

Can you replace waiters, bus boys, cleaning crew, nurses, orderlies, etc with robots? yes.

Can you replace doctors, lawyers and CPA's with AI? Yes.

Can you perform operations with robots? yes.

The reality is if you eliminated half of the jobs in this country we would be more efficient and less expensive. If you killed off all the retired people the government would eliminate most of their debt with Social Security and other obligations to pension funds and healthcare. If you killed off all the unemployed the government would save even more.

It is incredible, the more government programs there are the more motivation they have to solve their fiscal woes with "the final solution". No wonder this $6 trillion dollar bill "won't cost us anything".

These robots constantly break down or needs constant security due to hacking attacks. Robots can not do everything a human can do especially in the blue collar world. AI also seems to be unstable as any time a AI system is left with freedom, it wants to destroy mankind. Why? I simply believe because it operates in mathematics, algorithms and has the ability to learn large amounts of data with no problems in memory. Basically we as humans are flawed. Numbers are not as they by design are a language of truth to design. The AI probably wants to eliminate imperfections.

The point is, the future is always amongst us and every generation must learn to adapt or get left behind. If you are 50 and younger you may want to start looking at school or some opportunities to learn how to work on or operate the high tech future.

 

[ZNP]

These robots constantly break down or needs constant security due to hacking attacks. Robots can not do everything a human can do especially in the blue collar world. AI also seems to be unstable as any time a AI system is left with freedom, it wants to destroy mankind. Why? I simply believe because it operates in mathematics, algorithms and has the ability to learn large amounts of data with no problems in memory. Basically we as humans are flawed. Numbers are not as they by design are a language of truth to design. The AI probably wants to eliminate imperfections.

The point is, the future is always amongst us and every generation must learn to adapt or get left behind. If you are 50 and younger you may want to start looking at school or some opportunities to learn how to work on or operate the high tech future.

I get that they can't do everything, but they can reduce your labor. I just bought groceries and they had 6 of these self service checkout places while one person was watching. The same grocery store has a robot that goes around mopping the floor.

When you check out an item they immediately know what it is and can create spreadsheets to reorder products, all automatically.

Likewise with using AI to diagnose patients. You can have a computer screen that asks you questions and based on your answers it can diagnose what you need. Yes, you can have a doctor oversee this process but again, like the checkout one doctor can handle many more patients with this help.

They have already shown that AI is more accurate at reading Cat scans and other diagnostics and diagnosing cancer. When I go to the doctor I often sit for over an hour in the waiting room. Imagine if you had a link to this AI and it had my entire chart in front of it and can ask many questions knowing all my test results. It might create a couple of red flags for the file for the doctor to look at when he first talks to me.

Lawyers would have access to all of the existing case law with AI.

CPA's would also have access to the up to date laws.

It seems to me that any professional would be greatly assisted with AI, reducing manpower, and many other jobs could be replaced 90%. They build cars with robots, they now print out houses with 3 d printers. Construction workers, factory workers, retail sales, etc. can all be replaced.

 

[Roughsoul1991]

I get that they can't do everything, but they can reduce your labor. I just bought groceries and they had 6 of these self service checkout places while one person was watching. The same grocery store has a robot that goes around mopping the floor.

When you check out an item they immediately know what it is and can create spreadsheets to reorder products, all automatically.

Likewise with using AI to diagnose patients. You can have a computer screen that asks you questions and based on your answers it can diagnose what you need. Yes, you can have a doctor oversee this process but again, like the checkout one doctor can handle many more patients with this help.

They have already shown that AI is more accurate at reading Cat scans and other diagnostics and diagnosing cancer. When I go to the doctor I often sit for over an hour in the waiting room. Imagine if you had a link to this AI and it had my entire chart in front of it and can ask many questions knowing all my test results. It might create a couple of red flags for the file for the doctor to look at when he first talks to me.

Lawyers would have access to all of the existing case law with AI.

CPA's would also have access to the up to date laws.

It seems to me that any professional would be greatly assisted with AI, reducing manpower, and many other jobs could be replaced 90%. They build cars with robots, they now print out houses with 3 d printers. Construction workers, factory workers, retail sales, etc. can all be replaced.

That form of job may be replaced but the need for human labor will only transition.

It must transition to keep up with the advancing technology of our enemies.

Like it or not our children are being raised for this advance technology as their world operates in technology.

AI if unchecked and not restrained may be dangerous but with anything it has its good and bad.

We must prepare for the future. War is changing and for survival so must everything else including our supply chains.

 

[JTB]

Ahhh, what is the point? I think the point is that the 1% would like to become the 10%. They don't want to add to their ranks, too hard to vet everyone, just want to reduce the population by 90%, get rid of the "useless eaters". This doesn't mean they want to manufacture their own products, between robots and 3d printers they will handle that. They don't want to clean their houses, stock their shelves, or deliver their packages, again robots, drones, and other technology can do that. They don't want to drive their own cars, self driving is fine, don't want to drive their own trucks, self driving is fine. This doesn't mean they want to get rid of all the servants, they still need 10 people for every one of them, but think about it, a third of people are retired, don't need them, and another third can be replaced with machines, don't need them, and if you are getting rid of all those people who needs their kids.

In brief, you and billions of other people on this planet are worth more to the elites dead than alive.

When have I and billions like me NOT been worth more dead?

 

[ZNP]

When have I and billions like me NOT been worth more dead?

When they needed workers to build the pyramids

 

[RolloTamasi]

The Jetsons