Robotic mower business?

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Originally Posted By: emg
Originally Posted By: PeterPolyol
Investors? I love those guys. They hold the power to shape our world and heavily influence the direction of our society, without ever even considering the society they're electing to direct.


Governments have made humans far too expensive to employ for menial jobs in much of the West. And then encouraged companies to replace them by keeping interest rates near zero, which effectively gives those companies free money to buy the robots to do so.

Either way, the simple reality is that any job that robots and AI can do, they soon will be doing.

Yeah keep pushing the “fight for fifteen” = get replaced by robots. What dumb arses.

 

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Originally Posted By: spasm3
Originally Posted By: ET16
Capitalism has always viewed labor as something to be contained, controlled or eliminated. It's only a problem when it affects human beings, or more properly, when it treats human beings as if they weren't human.


That actually is a good start on the description of the evils of communism.

Or democratic socialism for all U weekend at Bernie types.

 

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I think is possible, if you set yourself up to be a regional repair service center for all types. These things will need blades, parts , batteries , trouble shooting etc. IF you could get trained on almost all makes and stock parts for almost all makes. You would also need people who buy these things to know you are there. As few as there are. Perhaps some mower repair shops would farm them to you rather than fix or stock parts for them.