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1 posted on 02/02/2017 3:13:59 PM PST by BenLurkin
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Reveal at 3:4: https://youtu.be/-h5qpXO3isM

Starts with robot chimera. Dog with arm and hand attached to back


2 posted on 02/02/2017 3:17:44 PM PST by BenLurkin (The above is not a statement of fact. It is either satire or opinion. Or both.)
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Photo uploaded yesterday to GOOGLE
3 posted on 02/02/2017 3:20:54 PM PST by heterosupremacist (Domine Iesu Christe, Filius Dei, miserere me peccatorem!)
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Looks like a golf cart...


4 posted on 02/02/2017 3:29:18 PM PST by broken_arrow1 (I regret that I have but one life to give for my country - Nathan Hale "Patriot")
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"I'm pleased to present, ED-209".

5 posted on 02/02/2017 3:29:45 PM PST by Flick Lives
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6 posted on 02/02/2017 3:34:07 PM PST by EEGator
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Unless it looks like an evil clown....I’m not worried...


7 posted on 02/02/2017 3:47:39 PM PST by nevergore
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The first thing that came to mind was this

8 posted on 02/02/2017 4:35:47 PM PST by jmcenanly ("The more corrupt the state, the more laws." Tacitus, Publius Cornelius)
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Trying to build a useful humanoid robot is sort like alchemy in the search to transform lead into gold. It just may not be possible, but like alchemy increased our knowledge of chemistry this will advance our knowledge of what will or will not work.

I think the trend will be to design individual robots to meet a specific need. There are many electrical devices found in a kitchen but I don’t think it would be an improvement to combined them all into one massive unit: Refrigerator/toaster/oven/mixer/microwave and so on.

Individual computers (or more likely smart phones) already perform many of the functions robots were to perform in the future. They can keep track of our contacts, dates, appointments and countless other things. Plus, it (the phone) allows you to contact with almost anyone in the world that has the technology. Not only voice, but visual. Eat your heart out Dick Tracy.

The predictors of the past were really thinking a robot would be a butler/maid/secretary because society was accustom to those professions. But do people today want a butler/maid/secretary? I don’t think so.

The robot of the future will not look like a robot. It will just be a continuation of the way things are going. A smart home and smart vehicle and a smart phone and smart appliances all communicating with each other.

I can see a business that will come in and do all the programming for you to set this up and from that point on it would begin to “learn” about you and will begin to anticipate your wants, needs and desires.

Thankfully I will be dead before then. ;)


9 posted on 02/02/2017 4:43:54 PM PST by CIB-173RDABN (US out of the UN, UN out of the US)
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Kawaii!
12 posted on 02/02/2017 4:50:17 PM PST by snarkpup (Socialism causes the worst people to become in charge, if they aren't already.)
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I wonder if you can take them to the carwash to keep the finish shiny.


14 posted on 02/02/2017 5:13:24 PM PST by RightGeek (FUBO and the donkey you rode in on)
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“And at Midnight, Skynet went online”!


15 posted on 02/02/2017 8:25:17 PM PST by crazydad
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