[DannyTN]

My idea is better.

1. Give every house household a general purpose robot.(127 million households)
2. The robot will be trained to do the following:
   • General household chores (laundry, cleaning, etc)
   • Cook with a preference towards healthy recipes and incredients.
   • Order groceries delivered and unpack them.
   • Perform basic health assessments, including temperature, blood pressure, blood sugar, Oxygen stats and diagnostic questions. Including patient imaging for transferal to doctor upon patient's approval.
   • Occasionally make healthy suggestions on eating, smoking, nutrition and excercise.
3. Non recreational drugs, such as antibiotics, diabetic medicines, antihistimines, will be available for order with a properly reviewed report from a certified robot.
4. We can spend up to $100,000 per robot. This will result in a cost of $12.7 Trillion.
5. US Healthcare currently costs $3.5 Trillion per year.
6. If we can save $500 billion a year, through avoidance of doctor visits, preventative care, healthier habits, etc, this system will pay for it self in 25 years, and we will have a healthier and more productive populace and society.

[CJ Wolf]

Finally a real solution. The cost of the robot will go way down in a few years I would think.

I want the option to cook for myself and would like to add a gardening option to go out and laser weeds and ensure proper watering. It should also be able to fix my 1977 ford pickup.

[TangledUpInBlue]

I’m in.

Now, where do we get the robots?