Have machines really replaced humans?

Grayback · 12-10-06, 01:41 PM

I think that pop culture has got it backwards - we tend to think of machines that are slowly taking over the world. A more accurate descritpion is that machines are taking over all the boring work that we're too lazy to do ourselves. When machines do assume self awareness, they'll probably give us our planet back - telling us that we can predict our own spreads for Monday Night Football, tally the week's big money maker at the box office and settle conundrums like whether Britney Spears was googled more than Paris Hilton.

12-10-06, 01:41 PM	#5
Grayback A-ganger Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 72 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	I think that pop culture has got it backwards - we tend to think of machines that are slowly taking over the world. A more accurate descritpion is that machines are taking over all the boring work that we're too lazy to do ourselves. When machines do assume self awareness, they'll probably give us our planet back - telling us that we can predict our own spreads for Monday Night Football, tally the week's big money maker at the box office and settle conundrums like whether Britney Spears was googled more than Paris Hilton.