Wendy's to replace workers with Robots to avoid paying humans $

those robotoes be all like

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Math.floor((Math.random(burger spit) * 10) + 1);

 

^ flol ^

  On 8/11/2015 at 8:28 PM, oscillik said:

We're all going to die.

Get a robotics degree > service robots > job for life

  On 8/11/2015 at 11:25 PM, Bechuga said:

Get a robotics degree > service robots > job for life

you're still gonna get replaced by a robot

/meta

we wont be totally fucked until robots can give really good blowjobs. Once that happens, then we are all definitely fucked beyond saving

  On 8/11/2015 at 11:29 PM, LimpyLoo said:

 

  On 8/11/2015 at 11:25 PM, Bechuga said:

Get a robotics degree > service robots > job for life

 

you're still gonna get replaced by a robot

 

/meta

 

A robot built and designed by humans who lost their servicing jobs earlier > even better pay

i give it 20yrs tops. then, we're all robots.

edit- i meant days. 20 days were all robots. nanobots crawl in our ears/asses, convert us to ai, make our skin into metal, reformat us, bleep bloop blop bleep we become full on autistic like only a robobitch knows how, so autistic even idm means nothing to us. so long ya sad fucks, see yall in robot hell, fuck yall i hate it here anyway im out misterE signin off suckas

and robots, u can kiss me on my human dick too

*gets drunk*

Steps for utopia:

1. Replace as many jobs as possible with Roberts so people only work to make more robots or run companies.

2. Provide a state income for every person.

4. No one has anything to do so they spend all their time enjoying their hobbies.

5. Everyone is enjoying life.

6. World peace.

7. We spread out system throughout the galaxy.

  On 8/12/2015 at 12:28 AM, The Wumbo Man said:

Steps for utopia:

1. Replace as many jobs as possible with Roberts so people only work to make more robots or run companies.

 

the 'Bob' nation shall reign supreme!

  On 8/11/2015 at 8:05 PM, StephenG said:

Automation is extremely beneficial to society. It sucks for the people directly affected but overall it's a beneficial phenomenon.

most people are going to be affected by automation. So given how we haven't bothered setting up a system that delivers a fair standard of living to what is going to be an ever 3expanding population of the replaced by machinery class, i would say that currently the endgame of automation is not 'extremely beneficial' for society. Far from it.

Business and by extension society wasn't always run by cunts. There were some that could see that their workers were also their consumers.

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There is one rule for the industrialist and that is: Make the best quality of goods possible at the lowest cost possible, paying the highest wages possible. - Henry Ford

  On 8/12/2015 at 1:00 AM, delet... said:

 

  On 8/11/2015 at 8:05 PM, StephenG said:

Automation is extremely beneficial to society. It sucks for the people directly affected but overall it's a beneficial phenomenon.

 

So given how we haven't bothered setting up a system that delivers a fair standard of living to what is going to be an ever 3expanding population of the replaced by machinery class, i would say that currently the endgame of automation is not 'extremely beneficial' for society.

 

It's a long term concept, not a short term concept.

Additional problem: by the nature of "progress", robots won't be built to last, but built to be replaced. They will become more "efficient", they will not be backwards compatible with old models, and companies will spend outrageous amounts of money to keep up with the robojoneses. Industrial service machinery is expensive as hell. It will cost big businesses tons of money to replace these suckers. Small businesses won't be able to upgrade, and will be even further outpaced in production.

I guess what I'm trying to say is, I'm building a scrap yard. The raw materials are considered trash. It's a business that can only become more valuable in the near and far future. Bring out your dead! And spare me the moon mining shpiel.

Good points Luke v, with economies of scale the smaller players that can't afford the upgrades etc won't be able to compete with those that get special deals from robotics manufacturers buy in bulk, probably get government concessions, and also the suggestion that these robotics companies will use their eventual position to yep.

Nwae. Let's hope we can all reprap our way outta this mess, fixing it individually from the bottom up without any great government run social plans to save us that you just know will be more chains around our necks.

  On 8/12/2015 at 3:56 AM, luke viia said:

Additional problem: by the nature of "progress", robots won't be built to last, but built to be replaced. They will become more "efficient", they will not be backwards compatible with old models, and companies will spend outrageous amounts of money to keep up with the robojoneses. Industrial service machinery is expensive as hell. It will cost big businesses tons of money to replace these suckers. Small businesses won't be able to upgrade, and will be even further outpaced in production.

 

 

Planned obsolescence.

I'm sure plenty of economists have crunched the numbers on this one for sure.

everyone start a robot free co-op

but they'll just make robot co-ops and sell their lettuce cheaper than us

perhaps we can focus our co-op on producing sledgehammers and magnets

how long until the robots start paying us to do their jobs tho

Today the cashiers, tomorrow the Jox.

Garlic kills robots

Automation is a death sentence to everyone but the person at the top. And then automation will replace him.

My fully automated sports team is better than your fully automated sports team. My city can afford the best algorhythms.

  On 8/11/2015 at 11:31 PM, Tamagotchi San said:

we wont be totally fucked until robots can give really good blowjobs. Once that happens, then we are all definitely fucked beyond saving

lawl

At least we won't have worry about boogers or urine in our Wendy's hamburgers (hamboogers lol). But this may be a potential grey area...

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WHEEEEERE'S

i suppose the only question on my mind is whether it will not make a sloppy burger because I FUCKING HATE THAT SLOPPY SHIT THAT NEVER LOOKS LIKE THE PICTURE

Well, I imagine the people at the counter will be replaced last, and are not going anywhere, anytime soon. Though the people in the back will be replaced first. :)_