The term "robot" comes from Czech writer Karel Čapek and his novel (not really sure if it was novel) R.U.R. Rather trivial information. |
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The term "robot" comes from Czech writer Karel Čapek and his novel (not really sure if it was novel) R.U.R. Rather trivial information. |
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Almost inevitable. |
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Previously PhilosopherStoned
Precisely what I find threatening. |
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Last edited by ThePreserver; 04-08-2012 at 01:41 AM.
The threatening part isn't the robots it's the idiots using them. That's like being threatened by computers. |
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Previously PhilosopherStoned
I found the fact that the ads delivered on this page were about a sale on robot vaccuums quite unnerving due to the conversation. |
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Total Lds - 103
Spoiler for Goals:
Your words are being recorded and used to market to you all the time. |
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Robots? Japan loves robots. But why? The short version is because Japan has been using robots for centuries as entertainers and as their aids. One of the first robots in Japan built was to help serve tea. Also, with Japan's rising elderly population, Japan's government is relying on robots to help care for the elderly. |
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Centuries?? |
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^ The first robots were built centuries ago, this was, afaik, the first design. |
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Last edited by tommo; 04-10-2012 at 06:18 AM.
I have yet to see anything that suggests robots are or have ever been more than: |
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