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Anuraj R
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germany is still in the 19th century huh? the strange anti nuclear cult quite huge there https://x.com/michaelaarouet/status/1827951630475534462
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Eric Platon
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Sundays in Germany are likely special days like many other countries in Europe. For many still the day of their Gods, for post-work-war people it is rest and family day. People too, same as robots, could work on Sundays there, yet they don’t for non-technical reasons. Sounds relatively healthy to maintain their tradition here?
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Eric Platon
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Important to remember the myth of automation. Roboticised shops still need to be manually replenished, etc. Robotics and any automation remain like disconnected dominos.
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Anuraj R
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if they want to tradition that’s great. But that makes a case for more automation not less. So that people can do whatever they want 🤔
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Eric Platon
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Globally over the past century, I do not see more automation allowing people to do what they want, quite the contrary (except a small minority likely in 10% of the world). Best examples are in agriculture, where automation has just meant more work and isolation.
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