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Random Politics & Religion #17
fonewear said: » We had to deal with this in the 1800's during the industrial revolution. How to find employment for people that spent all their time in manual labor. I think we are better equipped now than in the 1800s. Which is why I keep saying that we should thin down the population! But noooooooooooo.
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Ramyrez said: » Which is why I keep saying that we should thin down the population! That is, start now by trending down birthrates more than has already happened. Not executing random people. Because I know someone will think that's what I meant, or pretend it to play devil's advocate. -.-; Look... I'm not arguing for or against trumps role in ford doing whatever their doing... idk why you keep trying to make the argument that the ford move has anything to do with what I'm saying...
If someone says trump is responsible for something bad that happened before he takes office will you just take them at face value and blame him? You're putting out double standards saying that he can be congratulated and attributed the win to himself as his words and actions hold weight even before he takes office but then turn around and tell people he can not be judged for other things or blamed because he is not in office yet... which is it? His words hold weight even before he's in office or they don't? Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » We had to deal with this in the 1800's during the industrial revolution. How to find employment for people that spent all their time in manual labor. I think we are better equipped now than in the 1800s. Which is why I keep saying that we should thin down the population! But noooooooooooo. 
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Ramyrez said: » Not executing random people. There you go, bringing my hopes up for a worldwide genocide! Ramyrez said: » Ramyrez said: » Which is why I keep saying that we should thin down the population! That is, start now by trending down birthrates more than has already happened. Not executing random people. Because I know someone will think that's what I meant, or pretend it to play devil's advocate. -.-; Eh, I'm not the type to jump to conclusions like that. That being said, I've alerted the FBI.
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Lakshmi.Flavin said: » Look... I'm not arguing for or against trumps role in ford doing whatever their doing...
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Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » We had to deal with this in the 1800's during the industrial revolution. How to find employment for people that spent all their time in manual labor. I think we are better equipped now than in the 1800s. Which is why I keep saying that we should thin down the population! But noooooooooooo. Or they could study engineering or computer science instead of English literature...
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Ramyrez said: » I just worry about the "make America a manufacturing giant" again stuff. I mean, I'm on board with it in theory. But paying unskilled workers a living wage to perform menial tasks is something businesses already balk at. By making more of those jobs you're not really going to fix anything? You're just going to have more people barely scraping by in a slightly different way or you're going to have the cost of goods spiraling higher and higher to keep profit margins in the black.
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fonewear said: » Or they could study engineering or computer science instead of English literature... Yeah, those people, sure. But there will only be so many jobs in these different industries. But the high school football star who spent the past fifteen years as a truck driver or a warehouse distribution worker is going to be ***out of luck. Maybe FFXIAH will have an bot moderator that just simply replies "knock it off" after like 20 posts !
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I made a general statement... you chimed in on it... doesn't seem like you can still even understand what I said or your just being obstinate for no reason like usual...
Lakshmi.Flavin said: » Ramyrez said: » I just worry about the "make America a manufacturing giant" again stuff. I mean, I'm on board with it in theory. But paying unskilled workers a living wage to perform menial tasks is something businesses already balk at. By making more of those jobs you're not really going to fix anything? You're just going to have more people barely scraping by in a slightly different way or you're going to have the cost of goods spiraling higher and higher to keep profit margins in the black. Yeah. It's a multifaceted issue, to be sure. Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » Or they could study engineering or computer science instead of English literature... Yeah, those people, sure. But there will only be so many jobs in these different industries. But the high school football star who spent the past fifteen years as a truck driver or a warehouse distribution worker is going to be ***out of luck. It's going to be one of the last jobs automated when self-driving cars are finally made available.
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Lakshmi.Flavin said: » Ramyrez said: » I just worry about the "make America a manufacturing giant" again stuff. I mean, I'm on board with it in theory. But paying unskilled workers a living wage to perform menial tasks is something businesses already balk at. By making more of those jobs you're not really going to fix anything? You're just going to have more people barely scraping by in a slightly different way or you're going to have the cost of goods spiraling higher and higher to keep profit margins in the black. I heard SE is working on a final fantasy game that plays itself and you just pay a one time fee to enjoy the game !
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Bahamut.Ravael said: » That being said, I've alerted the FBI. I'm not saying I'm safe. But I am saying I've received a private tour of the bureau's reference arms collection.
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Lakshmi.Flavin said: » I made a general statement... you chimed in on it... doesn't seem like you can still even understand what I said or your just being obstinate for no reason like usual... Or that you are secretly in love with me. Which in that case, I'm sorry, but I don't have feelings for you. Ramy is my debating boy-toy. fonewear said: » I heard SE is working on a final fantasy game that plays itself and you just pay a one time fee to enjoy the game ! Which... really makes movies sound like a rip off comparatively...
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Asura.Kingnobody said: » You can't automate Truck Driving (yet). It's going to be one of the last jobs automated when self-driving cars are finally made available. But it's going to happen and not thinking ahead is how you end up with mountains out of molehills. Ramyrez said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » You can't automate Truck Driving (yet). It's going to be one of the last jobs automated when self-driving cars are finally made available. But it's going to happen and not thinking ahead is how you end up with mountains out of molehills. In our lifetimes? I give it 30% chance of it happening. Either way, there's a whole lot more R&D, Development, Regulation, Accidental Deaths, Terrorist Hacking, and Mass-Murders to happen before it becomes a reality. Don't worry about truckers they are highly adaptable. They will find ways of making money like kidnapping runaways...
fonewear said: » Don't worry about truckers they are highly adaptable. They will find ways of making money like kidnapping runaways... There are only so many prostitutes to murder and take their money/drug stash. If you can't find a job you can always be an unpaid intern. The pay sucks but you get free food or at least you should !
Asura.Kingnobody said: » Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » Or they could study engineering or computer science instead of English literature... Yeah, those people, sure. But there will only be so many jobs in these different industries. But the high school football star who spent the past fifteen years as a truck driver or a warehouse distribution worker is going to be ***out of luck. It's going to be one of the last jobs automated when self-driving cars are finally made available. Truck driving on the freeway would be relatively simple to automate. If you spend time in a manufacturing area, you'd see how tricky the rest can be. I would imagine that a lot of trucks, when automated, would still require an operator to ride with it. Not really a huge loss of jobs there.
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Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » Don't worry about truckers they are highly adaptable. They will find ways of making money like kidnapping runaways... There are only so many prostitutes to murder and take their money/drug stash. Inner-city, however.....
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Bahamut.Ravael said: » Asura.Kingnobody said: » Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » Or they could study engineering or computer science instead of English literature... Yeah, those people, sure. But there will only be so many jobs in these different industries. But the high school football star who spent the past fifteen years as a truck driver or a warehouse distribution worker is going to be ***out of luck. It's going to be one of the last jobs automated when self-driving cars are finally made available. Truck driving on the freeway would be relatively simple to automate. If you spend time in a manufacturing area, you'd see how tricky the rest can be. I would imagine that a lot of trucks, when automated, would still require an operator to ride with it. Not really a huge loss of jobs there. Next biggest issue is when trucks deliver to job sites that don't have loading docks (construction areas are a great example of this). It's still going to take years to do, even if the driver is still there just in case. Not all truck drivers are homicidal maniacs just about 80% of them.
I would rather trust a crazy trucker than spaghetti code written by some Google engineer though...
fonewear said: » Not all truck drivers are homicidal maniacs just about 80% of them.
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