This Is The Kind Of Automation We Could Put To Use For Our Benefit

Instead of it simply replacing wetware workers, with synthetic ones. Because, of course, the synthetics can work a lot cheaper over time, even with significant upfront costs involved in setting the robotics up.

To do this, however, will require recognizing that work must be redefined. And that Capitalism must be replaced to do that. Which shouldn't really be that big a deal when you remember just how old Capitalism is. And just how much fantastically new instrumentality, that we have now, that they did not have back then. This should be so much so, in fact, that it is a constant wonder to me that I have to keep trying to make people see it. Over and over again. But oh well. You see the problem and you just try to deal with it. As best you can.

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