The robots are coming!

Some people tend to invent things all the time, while others are afraid of those inventions. The battle between them is fought with varying success. It all depends on who the bankers and the military support. And the press is stirring up both, like a no-holds-barred fight announcer.

One such invention is robots.

It would seem, what is there to be afraid of? They are, after all, our helpers in hard and routine work, mainly in production, especially on the assembly line, which is considered harmful both physically and mentally. The robot car can be driven by literally anyone without a license. And at home, there will be a robot servant to take care of all the household chores, from cleaning to cooking.

It’s not life, it’s heaven!

What is my place in this paradise?

There are two aspects here: one on the side of robot manufacturers and their customers, and one on the side of the consumer, i.e. me.

By replacing living humans with robots, the masters of the world will no longer need the people (with all their range of problems), only those who will continue their race will suffice. Service robots are primarily needed by the military – they are the customers for this kind of machine. So far they are learning how to bring me a cup of coffee in bed. But in the long run – to be able to run, jump and wield weapons. What Urfin Jus doesn’t dream of the perfect soldier?

And what are we, the people, going to do, being superfluous at this feast of life, even if we are fed like animals in a zoo? The quarantine showed that the man was not ready for an idle life. Psychologists have known about this for a long time. Now we have experienced it ourselves. And scientists have also noticed that matter cannot be in equilibrium at rest, it must constantly evolve. If it does not develop, it disintegrates, degrades in application to man.

I.e. We can get to the point where they show us, “That’s what a man can get to from idleness. They put marijuana in his diet to make him look more cheerful. Naturally, it is not interesting to keep such a person for “humane” reasons, and no one has any humane reasons. Among other things, idleness makes a person socially dangerous. Degraded, he turns from a society into a mob and goes to smash everything (preferably expensive and liquor stores). We are already on the verge of such changes, and their symptoms are periodically coming out.

So what should we do to avoid descending into chaos?

Man must begin to learn, getting paid for it, being Human, understanding each other’s speech, learning to live together. This is difficult, painstaking work, because there are two beginnings in us: the altruistic toward progress, and the egoistic toward regression. The selfish essence in me dominates, as the benefits of it are obvious. The need for altruism looks more like a burden than a necessity. Man as a natural phenomenon is the result of a harmonious combination of both.

When we begin to approach such a social society, we will cease to be afraid of each other, and all technical innovations will only be a joy, without any shadow of fear for their inhumane use. Moreover, technology will emerge that surpasses our imaginations. Robots, no matter how smart, are still pieces of iron-they’re not even plants.

It all depends on our proper connections!