I think robots will replace kids in the future

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3 total messages Started by G.K. Konnig Wed, 08 Sep 2004 18:01

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Author: G.K. Konnig
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2004 18:01

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Yes, I'm an engineer working for a robotics company and I must say
that in less than 10 years, truly great robots will be available and
these robots can easily replace kids.

So all people should save money to buy robots in the future, they are
much better than kids, because they are fully programmable and can be
switched off when not required AND thrown away/replaced when defective
or outdated.

IMO robots will replace kids in the next 50-100 years, so that the
kid-problems of this planet will be solved by 2100.

A great future to look forward to, IMO.

Re: I think robots will replace kids in the future

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Author: Caine
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2004 18:23

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G.K. Konnig wrote in alt.support.childfree:

> So all people should save money to buy robots in the future, they are
> much better than kids, because they are fully programmable and can be
> switched off when not required AND thrown away/replaced when defective
> or outdated.

Eh, who cares? I didn't want sprogs in the first place, why would I want a 
sprog substitute? 

Caine
-- 
The secret is there is no secret. - Lionel Shriver

Re: I think robots will replace kids in the future

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Author: stePH
Date: Wed, 08 Sep 2004 20:23

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Anybody ever see that Broadway musical "In The Future There Will Be Robots"?


stePH
-- 
"A lion will exert himself to the utmost, even when entering the tiger's 
den to throw baby rabbits off a cliff!" -- Moroboshi Ataru

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