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2 years ago

What if there is no robot in the future?

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Kruka [31]2 years ago

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i would be sooooo sad

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yes

slavikrds [6]2 years ago

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If there is no robot in the future than no one would ever have to worry about it going wrong or having to worry if it is going to go wrong. No robot means you have to learn to do things by yourself and not depend on technology. You should never depend on technology to do it for you though sometimes sure but most of the time no. People use escalators and what about the stairs? Are you too lazy to do exercise well climbing or going down stairs help. If you use a car with too much technology or use the internet you won't know how to turn on a car by yourself or you will never learn but you will cheat on someone else who has a answer for you. Don't depend on someone else's work, depend on yourself.

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