Posted on 12/11/2013 2:31:57 PM PST by 2ndDivisionVet
In some respects, Caliph Baraq is a robot controlled by ValJ and her Chicago felon cronies.
The real game changer for me was buying a good digital thermometer.
There was a man from my home town,
His name was Don Derbeck.
He sold a lot of sausages and sauerkraut by heck.
He makes the finest sausages that you have ever seen.
Because he had invented a sausage-link machine.
Chorus:
Oh, Mister Don Derbeck,
How could you be so mean?
I told you you’d be sorry
For inventing that machine.
All the neighbors’ cats and dogs
Will never more be seen,
They’ve all been ground to sausages
In Don Derbeck’s machine.
One day a little neighbor boy came walking in the store.
He bought a pound of sausages and laid them on the floor.
The boy began to whistle and he whistled up a tune.
And all the little sausages followed him ‘round the room.
- Chorus
One day the meat inspector came a-knocking at the door,
He said, “I’ve come to check your shop, so give me money more!”
Donnie got real angry, and pushed him in the meat.
He fired up the old machine and now there’s more to eat.
- Chorus
One day there was a shortage, there was no meat to grind.
So Donnie called the city pound to see what he could find.
They said, “We’re out of business, we keep the strays no more.”
“But we’ll refer all future finds directly to your store.”
- Chorus
One day the school’s head cook, he had a brilliant thought.
He’d spend the cash in Donnie’s store for meat that he had sought.
“Seven pounds of hot DOGS,” the recipe did read.
The irony was that the taste was fabulous, indeed!
- Chorus
Have you ever wondered, when you go to camp.
The food is good and plentiful and never gives a cramp.
But early in the morning you’ll see the trucker go,
And lettered on the driver’s door is “Don Derbeck & CO.”
- Chorus
One day the machine got busted. The blamed thing wouldn’t go.
So Don Derbeck, he climbed inside to see what made it so.
His wife, she had a nightmare, and walking in her sleep,
She gave the crank a heck of a yank and Don Derbeck was meat.
- Chorus
She woke to see him leaving, ground up by the machine.
But being oh so practical, she added spice and greens.
She sold the tasty sausage, then boarded up the scene.
And that’s the last we ever heard of Don Derbeck’s machine!
- Chorus
I make automated machines.
I make automated machines;^)
AI will render your job obsolete within a generation.
LOL, it could! But who would make the machines that build the machines?
It's being worked on ...
At present, the machine costs $50k and takes eight seconds to pick a ripe berry, which works out to what? about 24 pounds per hour? It takes a Mexican 15 minutes to pick a "flat" (12 pounds of strawberries). At $1.50 per flat, the Mexican makes $6/hr. So, the robot only picks half as many berries per hour. But on the other hand, it works all night.
Of course, technology is made to be improved. What if the machine only took one a couple of seconds per berry and only cost $5k?
Make no mistake. The elites plan to obsolete all of us. Their stated goal of 100m people worldwide isn’t hypothetical. They just haven’t developed enough tech to do without the other ~6B+ of us just yet.
They’re working on it though.
Game changer 1 for me:
The Virtual Weber Bullet. I've done hundreds of smokes.
Game changer 2:
Modernist Cuisine at Home - Nathan Myhrvold. I'm a newbie.
Here's a technique I've been thinking of trying. It's very clever. Slow cook in the oven, then crank the oven while the meat is resting, then oven sear:
The weber is a blast. If you get one you should check these out:
Interesting. Bookmarked for later.
Repair the machine, program the machine ...
You are correct.
The other day I was watching a television show and they were talking about a Denver steak that comes from a different part of the cow. Ever heard of that?
Now all the leftists have to do is figure out how to unionize robots to strike for $15 per hour.
I’ve heard of a Denver omelet.
Perhaps they were inspired by [Freakonomics] The Las Vegas Strip Steak Patent?
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