Yes, of course.
When you replace people with technologically advanced robots, it can disturb the economic factors. Although I don't agree with using robots as an every day, common thing, such as self-driving cars or like in the question, using robots as doctors. Technology is technology, it will always need updates and sometimes they break down or need repairs, so that could provide jobs for people; tech jobs that is. Not everybody is tech savvy though, but you learn. I still don't agree with it, but it is what it is.
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This is a project I already submitted, but I never received feedback. All my upcoming assignments will be based on this, so I wanted to make sure it is correct. I got this program to work as far as calculating the information, but I was hoping someone could please let me know if it meets the parameters/requirements?
I did attempt it. It works and adds the items exactly how the example showed in the video. However, I wanted to make sure my code is solid, and not just a mishmash or working because I got lucky, and if there is a better more solid way to do this I want to make sure I can. I do want feedback so I can learn and get better and I am trying my hardest. I always right out all the code I see here and try it and learn what it does piece by piece, because it helps me learn and improve. I also want to make sure it is going to work once I start the code for the next half of the requirements.
i cant really help they dont let us put codes on here
Our current scientific knowledge in areas such as human visual perception, attention, and memory, is founded almost exclusively on experiments that rely upon 2D image presentations. However, the human visuomotor system has largely evolved to perceive and interact with real objects and environments, not images (Gibson, 1979; Norman, 2002).