A solution to the worker problem, and the customer problem for the troubled enterprise. When some suggested that maybe they could get robot managers and robot owners, the company nixed the idea.
A solution to the worker problem, and the customer problem for the troubled enterprise. When some suggested that maybe they could get robot managers and robot owners, the company nixed the idea.
A solution to the worker problem, and the customer problem for the troubled enterprise. When some suggested that maybe they could get robot managers and robot owners, the company nixed the idea.
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Is this satire? Because I find it hard to believe that a company would fire its workers and replace them all with robots and continue to stay in business by claiming that the robots could purchase the products sold by the business. How would robots buy the batteries necessary for the robot to function? With what? Its paycheck? And batteries for robots would not keep a business operating for very long, not unless multiple businesses were buying said batteries for robots that replaced workers from all across the planet. This doesn’t make any sense.
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I’m pretty sure it’s satire, Shelby. I think what they’re trying to do is highlight the insanity of companies firing all their workers to replace them with robots. They’re left with no one to buy their products.
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Unfortunately though, insanity rules the day!
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