America’s economic future isn’t about factory jobs and trade deals. It’s about robots

[Correll]

They said same thing about ATM. I'm not sure? Someone has to design, fabricate, test, program, operate, maintain, monitor etc. All of this automated equipment. Thats a lot of jobs.

Increased productivity frees labor up for other.

While the status quo is to keep importing vast amounts of cheap Third World labor, both unskilled AND skilled.

Leaving no stone unturned in the quest to screw Middle America.

 

[badger2]

#2: No, we are here for you, Kitten. Jizu, the Chinese christ, circa 100 B.C. is just that resurrection problem. For another avatar noted by Livia Kohn. "It's just that I've got a 'hang-up' about Ti Tsang, who saved little children from the underworld.

Off of its dead rump and onto its dying feet, Challenger was forced to review the history of the island of Yezo (Hokkaido) and the fact that when the Sea of Japan was shallow enough, the fisherfolk did appear from a distance to be walking on the water.

 

[badger2]

Capitalism has Alzheimer's by chronically forgetting that the earth's resources are finite. Predatory drones of the future will hunt down and identify punk-ass insects bent on eating your food and trees. There is no insect that can offer its pesticide resistant rump for a hide-and-go-seek game to these machines. It gets whacked. Punch and Judy Show.