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Mentifex
Apr 5, 2011, 7:52:55 PM4/5/11
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The machine vision expert Bob Mottram has posted
http://streebgreebling.blogspot.com/2011/04/robot-economics.html
on future trends for the "economically inactive" (i.e., jobless)
fraction of the human population. Motters really knows his
stuff, about robots anyway, and he expatiates into ideas
or guesses on the future of money and the trade-off
between robot-generated wealth and ease of acquisition
of the necessities of life. The Big Cheese suggests that
people won't revolt against the status quo, but you
should consider revolution as a permanent operation.
Mentifex
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http://www.chatbots.org/ai_zone/viewthread/240/
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http://code.google.com/p/mindforth/wiki/AiHasBeenSolved
Don Stockbauer
Apr 9, 2011, 9:32:16 AM4/9/11
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On Apr 5, 6:52 pm, Mentifex <menti...@myuw.net> wrote:
> The machine vision expert Bob Mottram has posted
>
> http://streebgreebling.blogspot.com/2011/04/robot-economics.html
>
> on future trends for the "economically inactive" (i.e., jobless)
> fraction of the human population. Motters really knows his
> stuff, about robots anyway, and he expatiates into ideas
> or guesses on the future of money and the trade-off
> between robot-generated wealth and ease of acquisition
> of the necessities of life. The Big Cheese suggests that
> people won't revolt against the status quo, but you
> should consider revolution as a permanent operation.
>
> Mentifex
> The machine vision expert Bob Mottram has posted
>
> http://streebgreebling.blogspot.com/2011/04/robot-economics.html
>
> on future trends for the "economically inactive" (i.e., jobless)
> fraction of the human population. Motters really knows his
> stuff, about robots anyway, and he expatiates into ideas
> or guesses on the future of money and the trade-off
> between robot-generated wealth and ease of acquisition
> of the necessities of life. The Big Cheese suggests that
> people won't revolt against the status quo, but you
> should consider revolution as a permanent operation.
>
> Mentifex
So, "Mentifex", will he be right?
Mentifex
Apr 10, 2011, 4:13:56 PM4/10/11
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