My good buddy Elon is at it again! He’s going to be making the Optimus series of humanoid robots to wait on you hand and foot!
$30,000.00 huh? What would a biological slave cost? You’d have to feed it, room, board… but it’s like anything else with high tech - there’s always the possibility of a highjack, eh? Your mechanical servant could start listening in and monitoring your speech and activities. Some rat faced jew could pack him full of explosives and have him explode while he’s massaging your back or mixing your drink!
Of course nowadays it’s a cliche - a dystopian future, brought to us by mechanical monstrosities. I am old enough to remember when something like this would be viewed as a Good Thing. Optimus would be pictured helping the old lady out with the household chores, or pushing the mower while you dozed in a hammock in the backyard.
It’d be nice to be this hopeful about the future again.
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ReplyDeleteArrest the Terminator!!!
DeleteWell, the robot slave won't spit in your scrambled eggs like a real nogger would, so there's that. I'm just wondering how long it's gonna take before someone modifies it into a sex-bot. Cause you know that's gonna happen.
ReplyDeleteWell that's just it, Don. How much are those black baboons costing us? I know a future with hobby jet packs, space based hotels and vacations on Mars might not be realistic... but how many real space programs and real R&D could be done on the money pissed away on welfare, affirmative action/DEI and shitlib virtue signalling?
DeleteThe message I took from that film is 'The future's bright, the future's white.'. No joggers, no sheboons, what a wonderful world.
ReplyDeleteA lotta people are going to have to literally die first... but y'know... I am okay with it...!
DeleteThe visions of tomorrow is neat to watch. But nothing like my vision. Mid-sized homestead like my great-grandfather’s, old farmhouse and all 100 acres still in my family in Northern Maine but currently vacant. Wood cook stove, animals in the barn, crops in the field. No screens, no internet, no humming blue computers. Hard days work out in the heat and cold depending on the season, hearty nights meals, warm nights by the fire with real books to read and board games to play. I won’t say his name, but he was right. I’m working towards it.
ReplyDeleteThe price will be coming down a lot after they catch on. They need to make one that looks like a young Dolly Parton. I'm saving all of my pennies.
ReplyDeleteYou'll get one that looks like the Jetson's Rosey LOL.
DeleteWhat is that kind of music called? I enjoyed everything about that little clip. The beautiful faces, the dress, the lighting, the music.
ReplyDeleteI have no idea, A.
DeleteThe kids have all kinds of them up on OyTube. I think they hunger for the world their great grandparents wanted for them, on not the one their parents gave them...