I believe that robots will help us to be more productive in the future and it will provide companies a good economy as Andrew McAfee says. But I believe, or hope, that we humans will be needed anyway... The technology should be a benefit to us, not a threat to our own jobs.
Otherwise we can reduce our job days. For example in Norway they count their lunch time to their work hours.
Or why not do it like in the old days? One at home taking care of the household and one is working to get money. We must take advantages of developments.
Our children is the future and it speaks a lot of whats best for them. Give them the best opportunities in life. All parents are trying to get as much time as possible to them but the community is structured on that both should work. The puzzle doesn't fit! If the droids were coming and took a little more responsibility, perhaps we could slow down a bit. Give the children what they want most of all from us - our time.
I would gladly work with R2-D2!
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ReplyDeleteHi Emma!
ReplyDeleteI can see that you have reflected a lot on this topic and you have my eyes and ears. I personally think we are moving forward a little bit too fast. I think we will in the future look back at are time and think "what happend to the old good days where you where playing outdoors and you hade small shops around the corners". Yes they are helping us and yes we will maybe be able to stay at home doing nothing, drinking are margaritas. But I sincerely hope we will take a big step back and realise that the world isn't that bad without androids and robots. Sadly i know that isn't going to happen.
I enjoyed reading your post, hope you will enjoy mine!
Regards David
Hello Ema,
ReplyDeleteIt's very interesting what you wrote , indeed the droids made the most heavy part and I want to spend more time too with my family for example in future and to have enough time to be able to do all is necessary and good things in the same time for they.