WHOS READY FOR THE GREAT AUTOMATION CRISIS OF OUR TIME

>>110848323
I DONT EAT AT MCNIGGERS

>>110848323
I DONT EAT AT MCNIGGERS.

>>110848323

looks fucking awesome

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>>110848323
For me it is the McChicken, the best fast food sandwich.

>>110848323
It's a meme.
The fact liberals were trying to use it as an excuse to flood your nation with immigrants should have given it away

>>110848323
I'm going to create an AI that can pass captchas and make shitpost threads so you stop making shitty threads. Not so fun when it happens to you is it?

My nearest McD has them. I've yet to see a person use them

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>>110848323
>no sweaty paki or GCSE drop out to mess up my order
sign me up!

>>110848323
mcdonalds burgers taste awful

but their coffee and breakfast sandwiches are unironically amazing, better than Tim Hortons

>>110848323
I'm okay with this. The incompetent fucks who work at my local McDonald's always manage to fuck up my order

>>110848323
I'm so fucking happy I'll never have to speak to an uppity nigger ever again when ordering food. They will never ever fuck up my order again. Now if only we could automate the cooking and preparation processes so their subhan hands didn't ever touch my food.

>niggers wont fuck up my order or be rude or make the cost of my burger go up
>crisis

oh no what will i do

>>110850032
Subhuman

>>110848323
I wonder how they are going to handle this. Are they going to give everyone UBI and just tax the crap out of companies? Can that make up for all the unemployed not paying taxes?

>>110849911
Last time I went to maccas they gave me refried fries. They tasted like stale shit. I never went back after that

>>110848323
The McDonalds in my town literally shut down two or three days ago because it was to expensive to refit it with these machines. A famine is soon to happen

>>110850032
ugh you eat meals prepared by niggers?

>>110849695
It's actually a good reason not to flood it because there won't be enough jobs for even the people in the country.

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>>110848323
>redpilled people eat fast food

>>110850378
If you've ever been to a fast food restaurant I have bad news for you....

>>110849640
Once I was being served by a Paki so I asked for a "Chicken Burger" they got so fucking confused, first they got another member of staff and then the manager.

Everytime they'd ask what I wanted I'd say Chicken Burger, and not for one second did they think I meant a "Chicken Sandwich".

They ended up giving me a large Chicken Sandwich meal for free.

>>110850327
The fries are really the only reason I go there, I'd be pissed if they did that

>>110850032
Soon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNy6fEuPWbc

Have these at my maccas, I like the idea because I have poor eyesight and can't read the menus up the top all that well.

ITSec here. I'm 100% ready. There'll be jobs for me everywhere. Holy fug I can't wait.

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>>110850621
That's pretty great. Ur an honorary jew.

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>>110848323
Those fucking things can't read coupons reeeee

>>110850994

Prepare to pay extremely high taxes for the majority without jobs wage cuck.

>>110850463
Yeah, you would think that wouldn't you...
but no. They double down on the "jobs Americans won't do"

Perhaps the job they are referring to is voting thier party into absolute power.

>>110848323
Manager at a McDonald's here. These things are a fucking pain in the ass that don't make money. My store recently got renovated and had a few of these installed.

Not only do they make around $100 dollars a day, only after a few months do they pay themselves off. But there is a fucking glitch in the system that McDonald's corporation knows about. Where if the receipt paper roll ends up about half empty the whole system locks up, and it needs to be shut down and rebooted.

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>>110848323
I only wanted a 15 dollar minimum wage, why did they start making these as soon as we started protesting? It doesn't make any sense!

>>110850584
we don't have niggers where i'm at, still hate em tho

>>110849695

But, we need the immigrants to do the jobs we can't or won't do. With automation, we don't need the immigrants.

>>110848323
We have a lot of this in Sweden. Self-checkout annoys me a lot in grocery stores, but I really like the fast food terminals. It's a lot faster, it's much easier, and you can do specific orders (remove stuff, add stuff etc) and reduce the risk significantly that they fuck it up. And if they do fuck it up, there's an electronic record of them doing it, the machine won't get your order wrong unless you're an idiot.

>>110850463
They said the jobs aren't coming back anyway so why try.
Automation is bullshit though. It just increases efficiency not out right replacing the workforce. There are over a billion people living in abject poverty. That's over a billion people to produce everything for.
Even if automation was the miracle it's hyped up as people would just shift to a more culture focused economy.

Currently globalists are creating a service economy in Western countries so goods can be produced extremely cheaply in third world shitholes.
If you think a touch screen at McDonalds is the end of the workforce you are extremely naive.

>>110851137
I'll just leave for a place which doesn't have that or stop working.

Historically though, automation never resulted in long-term unemployment.

>>110848323
feels good

t.automation engineer

>>110848323
these omnics better be getting a 15$ per hour livable wage.

>>110851460

This, I still use self checkout at the super market however because everyone still does things the old way making the self checkout faster....

automation isn't a problem, it's a meme liberals push to distract people from the larger problems of outsourcing and immigration

>>110851309

one of the issues with automats and vending stores in general is that regular people won't walk into an empty store unless they've already decided on what they wanted. Not nearly as many impulse buys either when someone is selecting from a menu rather than talking to someone.

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>>110848323
fuck no I'm not touching one of those things unless they wipe it down EVERY SINGLE TIME someone uses it

>>110850365
You sure the didn't open a new one? They usually just replace it rather than remodel. They closed the one by me, but opened up a new one about 2 blocks away.

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>>110850255

They will handle it by purging all the excess, useless humans

>>110848323
Robots can only replace jobs that require little to no labor.

So most blue collar jobs are safe the remainder of our lifetimes.

However, white collar jobs are almost exclusively low labor. We're already on the way to developing small desktop machines that can replace most college grads for 1/100th the cost.

You can hear the fuse on your own petard.

>>110851785

Do your put on an apron too when you do it you fucking loser?

You like working for free for corporations?

>>110851785
I use self checkout because people are idiots who cannot use self checkout and get frustrated with it easily so i never have to wait in a line.

>>110851803
Small anecdotal evidence I can give just from my observations.

Most normal people don't want to walk into a McDonald's and have to work to place an order. So they go to the front counter and start ordering there. The second someone realizes that there is a front counter a line forms, and the kiosks go unused.

>>110851666

>Historically though, automation never resulted in long-term unemployment.

This meme needs to really die, you can't compare what happened in the past to what is happening now, too many differences. I can guarantee the amount of jobs created due to automation are going to be less compared with pre automation. And with the worlds population set to reach 8.1 billion in 2025 you have even more problems.

>>110851414
Automation just reduces the number of people you need to do a job. Did farming die when the tractor was invented? No it just expanded.
This automation meme is a symptom of too many people being detached from real work. Work in a factory and it will become obvious that machines can't do jack shit without constant supervision.

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>>110848323
Youre pretty much the prototype goy if you eat at McJew. I only go to local burger joints, where everything is done the old fashion way, and the patties still taste like meat from a cow. Although its a bit more expensive but it's well worth it.

>>110852038

t.disgruntled worker at coles or woolies

>>110850378

no mate that's kfc not macdonalds

>>110852442

Look at the percentage of people who were farmers 150 years ago and compare it to the percentage of people who are farmers today. Automation and improvements in technology unquestionably reduced the number of agriculture jobs in the West.

>>110852306
I don't get how it's different.

>>110851666

How's that horse population doing?

Anywhere near the 1920's numbers?

a working class can surivive normal technological process.

A working class cannot survive automation + mass immigration + aggressively globalization and outsourcing.


Automation is fine. Close the fucking borders.

>>110851972
People who do repetitive labour will be replaced. Maybe not even in our lifetime but it's coming.
The more entitled western societies become the faster people will be phased out of the work force.

>>110851972
Are you dumb? Labor jobs are the easiest to replace.

Anything a human can do, a machine can do faster and more of.

The only thing a computer can't do is think, which are white collar jobs.

arbys>taco bell>everything else

>>110851414
I'm gonna tell you something that you're not gonna like and probably the world ain't gonna like but I'll tell it to you just like it is.

The real reason we have immigration is debt.

The average person is between 40,000 and 70,000 dollars in debt.

They can't take in anymore debt, because they can't meet interest payments if they do.

They are what you would call "debt saturated".

These people cannot drive the economy, because they can barely spend any money.

What do immigrants not have?
Debt.

What can you do when an immigrant comes into the country?
You can give him loans, goyim. Lots of loans with interest rates he's too stupid to understand, which he has to pay off.

And for each of these immigrants who takes a loan to buy a car, a TV, a house, or his new pair of shoes, you can just magic money out of literal thin air, straight into your own pocket. And you can count both the loan itself, and the items the immigrant buys, in your GDP calculations, so it makes it look like your GDP is growing.

But this pyramid scheme only works so long as you have a steady inflow of people without debt, Once you slow the immigration down or stop it, the economy slides into recession.

This happened in Japan - they didn't follow the immigration policy the west did, but they DID follow the other economic policies.

Now they are realizing they've "fucked up" and there's discussion of bringing immigrants into the nation.

That is all the reason why there is rampant immigration.

>>110853030
>Are you dumb? Labor jobs are the easiest to replace.

Yet we replaced the cashier before the burger flipper?

Robotics are extremely inefficient and our batteries are complete junk. Physically active jobs are not cost effective for robots.

>>110853227

immigrants will also work for less, which is exactly what the powers want.

>>110851971
That feel when I'm in the top .05% of the human race in terms of genetics. Feels pretty good.

>>110852442
90% of people worked in farming you dumb sheep fucker you should know this. Even that change we can't compare to the automation of today, China still had 80& of its population working in farming up until 30 years ago and they only found jobs in building the machines that will make them redundant.

>>110853014

Actually they already have things such as self driving forklifts. A business owner working at a warehouse can program it to pick orders all day and not employ anyone.

Plus a large portion of the U.S economy relates to driving, that will be automated. No more truck drivers, cab drivers, Couriers, Postal workers etc.

>>110853291
Because cashiers are labor jobs (hit buttons, count money, dispense change) and burger flippers require thought (Ensuring each custom order is made correctly).

If every burger was made the exact same way, they would have already been replaced, the exact same way all the coffee, drink, and ice cream machines are automatic.

>>110848323

I don't have money to buy anything but rice and hot dogs anyway...

>>110852754
Look at the number of industries that exist today compared to then. If you invent tractors then you need tractor factories and oil refineries and mechanics and engineers.
To say "ho-ho we've achieved everything, full capacity of industry" is the same as 16th century scientists saying "that's it, we've discovered everything"
It's completely delusional.

This kind of shit is why all cities deserve to be nuked. Such utter bullshit could only be dreamed up by retards who have been removed from reality and guaranteed survival for simply existing.

>>110848323
MY prediction:

2018-2020:
-cashiers
-fast food
-taxi
-truck drivers
will loose jobs due to automatization.

No big deal right?
Wrong, countries have budgets, and if those people will stop paying taxes country is screwed. You can't close a budget, there is no money for police and you have man with no work, money or even food.

>>110852860
Invalid comparison.

>>110853227
>Now they are realizing they've "fucked up" and there's discussion of bringing immigrants into the nation.

>That is all the reason why there is rampant immigration.

Riddle me this anon. How do we even begin to change the way our economy functions? Do we all return to farming our land?

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>>110848323
reminder that automation literally creates jobs

>>110848323
>go to mcdonalds
>theyve installed the number queue and automated order system
>everyone still lines up to order at the service counter
top kek

>>110853553
Does China now have all its workforce just sitting around? Oh no it industrialised. Now those farmers work in factories instead of medieval tier rice paddies.
The amount of work did not reduce, the amount produced only changed.

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>>110848323
Me me me me, cause it's my job to fix this kind of crap.

Don't worry they'll still fuck up your order anyway

>>110851785
>still use self checkout
Fucking god mode any more. No asking to sign up for the store super saver card, or asking for your email, or to donate to X charity, and don't forget to take our survey.

Buying shit is just too complicated anymore, and it's not that buying things is that hard, is that the cashier has to read through a script the size of the good father just ring up my tendies and Arizona iced tea.

Shit I was waiting in line forever at PetSmart whole this dick bag is searching his email inbox for the coupon he wanted to use. When the cashier's gave him an impatient look he joked about how they send him tons of coupons all the time she smugly informed him "we only send you ONE coupon ONCE a day." When the bitch tried to get me to sign up for the email I told her one coupon a day is to many and when I was a kid my dog was killed by a coupon that was drunk driving.

>>110854001
>fast food
like how

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>>110851785
They took away self-checkout here a few months ago I assume because people were stealing too much.

>>110854150
It's a perfect comparison.

When a carriage is replaced by a taxi, no human job is lost, since the job of the human (steering) still exists. They just changed jobs.

The job of the horse however, (generate motion) has been replaced.

When the job of steering is replaced, what happens to the human?

>>110854449
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tcx7YJk2PYs

Like that.

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>>110853291
McDonald's doesn't grill patties. They simply put them in steaming drawers. Cashier is a middleman position. Why do we need to pay people to simply enter data that customer can be entering themselves?

>Physically active jobs are not cost effective for robots
yeah, that's why toyota can shit out 3.5 kk cars a year.

>>110853227
>You can give him loans, goyim. Lots of loans with interest rates he's too stupid to understand, which he has to pay off
but if he doesnt work how will he pay off debt

>>110848323
>Fast food without the half retarded shitskin subhuman employees

I might actually leave my house to eat again someday.

>>110854617
>2018-2020
yea right

>>110854516
We are nowhere near that technology. Anyone who tries to convince you that it's just around the corner is either a retard or trying to sell you something.

>>110853705
>all the coffee, drink, and ice cream machines are automatic
>service workers will be replaced
>differentials in quality and elasticity of demand aren't things
ever drank coffee out of one of those machines? I did once and won't ever again

>>110848323
I'M MIKE ENOCH
WHO THE FUCK ARE YOU PEOPLE? WHY DO YOU LOOK LIKE ME?

>>110851972
Kek blue collar fags this delusion.

The criteria for automation is the complexity and repetitiveness of a task, in addition to the environment.

Yes, low level accountants and paralegals will probably be gone, as their jobs are repetitive and can easily be automated.

Mechanics, plumbers, electricians will be safe because their work environments make it difficult to automate their jobs.

Other blue collar jobs, like truck drivers are fucked though.

>>110848323
you mean the great increase in technology that we've lost because of illegals.

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>>110854937

But we are you dumb fuck, self driving technology is probably 10 years away to production. Sure many won't be able to afford it at first but it's going to happen in our life time.

Cars can already park themselves and Teslas can drive themselves on freeways....

>>110850327
Mcy D's is a franchise, meaning they're not all a standardized corporate entity like CVS or Walgreens but a privately owned business partnered with Mcy D's to get all their food and shit from them.

That means depending on which one you go to and the number of brain dead niggers working there you get vast differences in the quality of the food.

Which is why most of us are cheering about the loss of the shitskin element in food prep and delivery.

>>110854989
Some of them are alright. The biggest problem is that you get drips of flavoring from whatever the previous customer ordered. They really need to run hot water through the lines and blow them out with air after each cup.

>>110854675
This.

Does anyone really think there are lines of people at the McDonald's warehouse individually making and cooking 68 million hamburger patties per day?

That shit got automated decades ago, and they ship the patties to each location.

A human is still needed to use thought to put the ingredients the customer ordered together (ie decide if the meal needs extra pickles, or no onions, or unsalted fries) but otherwise the process is almost totally automatic.

>>110854937
There are literally self driving cars on the roads RIGHT NOW.

>people with no skills need to either learn some or become homeless and die off

wow its almost as if this will shave off the bottom tier of humanity

>>110848323

Oh no, how will they cope with losing like two people out of their staff to not man cash registers and replacing them with additional food prep people to increase speed in high traffic areas.

Oh wait.

>>110854675
so far theres no robot that can replace commercial cooking staff
now in wholesale manufacturing absolutely, you can crank out 100k cokes or pringles using machines
if you look at large catering companies such as commercial airline catering the cooking staff is 100% human

>>110855679

Automation of service industry just won't happen for a long time. Trucking and freight is perhaps more viable in our lifetimes.

>>110855049
>Other blue collar jobs, like truck drivers are fucked though.
Depends, long haul yes but not local routes. Most long hauls are just drop and hook, but allot of local routes unload the product for a specific stop with numerous stops inside one truck. Plus some companies will still have the driver stock as well as drop off merchandise.

>Sauce: my dad drives trucks, and I'm in charge of unloading trucks at Wal-Mart.

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>>110851855
>2017
>not having a pen with a skin-like tablet tip that all touchscreens recognize
>not having disinfectant to wipe down your touchpen

step into the CURRENT YEAR my famiglia

>>110856030

Didn't they have those 3d printers that could make food?

Can't wait. Will make my life easier, and the product will likely be of a higher quality. Don't have to worry about some angsty punk kid fucking up my burger.

>>110851460
You fucking retards that can't understand self checkout at grocery stores get the fuck out of my way so I can ring myself up faster than any mouth breather working there and leave.

>Stuck waiting behind grandma Ester and her first bout with the self checkout machine

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>>110849480
Heard you the first faggot

>>110855049
Machines can't even do simple tasks like picking up something and putting it down somewhere else without a guy ready to hit the stop button watching it constantly.
If you have a driverless truck it will crash within a year being generous.
Machines can't account for changes, they can't recognise mistakes or issues. A bit of dust can utterly fuck most machines.
The more complex the machine the more opportunities to fuck up.

You can make a machine that reduces the amount of people required for a process, but not one that outright replaces people.
Those other workers will just work on other machines and society will continue to expand and improve.

>>110856338

You mean

>Stuck waiting behind Leshaniqua and her 14 niglets as she tries to find her food stamps in her hand bag

>>110853030
You're a fucking maniac if you think a robot is going to replace the plumber and electrician anytime soon.

Which is why I don't think you knew what a blue collar job was when you replied.

>>110856535
Think you're underestimating modern technological advances.

>>110854516
The job of steering is not the only job exclusive to humans, even if we go with the horse analogy.

>>110856338
Unexpected item in bagging area

IM BUYING ONLY ONE THING AND ITS THE ONLY THING IN THE FUCKING BAGGING AREA STUPID ROBOT!!!!!

>>110854937
Big 3 automaker here, we're testing smart cars that drive themselves on designated highways using GPS, which is now accurate to within 3 millimeters now, versus the 3 meters it used to be. Drivers will need to stay alert and respond to alertness/safety checks, but otherwise the cars are driving themselves RIGHT now

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>>110848323
>crisis

Nah senpai, just get your network engineering and security certs and you're set for life.

Just about everything being automated these days is going to require some type of network communication, add to that the ever increasing connectivity in the turd-world and you'll never be short on well paying work, everything from setting up secure private WANs for businesses and laying down rural w-meshes to reconfiguring cell towers for delivery drone C&C once that becomes a bigger thing.

You can even do security auditing on automated systems that handle money if you can get over the edgelord-y nature of such work.

With or without automation you literally can't lose.

>>110849640
>>>/ck/

>>110855364
Why couldnt i just tell the computer if i want extra of something?

I was thinking this the other day at the deli counter in the grocery. There were two people working back there slicing meat and about 7 people in line waiting. Weights are always a little above or below what you ask for, most of the time they try to slice things to thin so they just fall apart, and its taking them forever to take out one piece of meat and cut it then return it to the drawer and start searching for the next piece.

Seems to me like it would be way easier to tell a computer screen i want a half pound of roast beef and then have it dispense in seconds what would take an employee 5+ minutes, if they dont screw the order up of course

>>110856535

>Machines can't even do simple tasks like picking up something and putting it down somewhere

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1hZQ_WXRm9s

As someone who automates processes to replace people, I'm getting a kick out of this thread.

>>110855266
You're delusional. Trains that are literally on rails still need a guy constantly watching it.
Unless you can see into the future or make a car as smart as a person it's impossible.
All machines do is what you tell them. It's impossible to account for every situation or even come close.

>>110853227
thats in america maybe. in europe immigrants might arrive with 0 debt, but our fucking state pays them insane amounts of money SO WE GO MORE INTO DEBT AYY

>>110856868
Yeah the weight sensor is the biggest pain in the ass but you can work around it.

I've learned when to take items off and tap on the sensor a bit to get it working again without needing an employee to come fix it.

Honestly it really is the worst part about them, the fact that they have to try and keep niggers from stealing so they're way shittier than the normal registers and their scanners.

>>110857051

What is your opinion on the matter? We want your expertise and advice plox.

>>110856653
The only reason we have those jobs is because they serve individual people, and individual people can't afford all the machines they use.

You think you're anything special because you can unscrew a pipe or run a wire? Literally anyone could do it if they had the tool.

Hell, the only reason we still have mechanics is because it's too expensive to own the specialized tools. You can look up anything they know on the internet for free.

>>110855440
They crash constantly. The ones for sale only work on highways and you need to keep your hands on the wheel at all times.
It's a meme

>>110857112

>You're delusional. Trains that are literally on rails still need a guy constantly watching it.

That's because you live in New Zealand, Automated trains in Europe are not uncommon, especially ones in the metro.

>>110857258
Holy shit kid, your retard is showing.

>>110857207
No opinion, it's my job. Feel a bit guilty about it sometime, e.g. this piece of software just replaced x amount of people, optimizing this process means we need x amount less people to do the job.

>>110848323
They've had this in the UK for ages. There are still servers they just bring it to your table

>>110857112
>All machines do is what you tell them. It's impossible to account for every situation or even come close.
all a train machine has to do is constantly run a check to see if something is on the tracks that shouldn't be.
>small laser & camera mounted 3 inches above tracks
>is there anything on the track 500 ft ahead Y/N
>Y stop, if N maintain speed, wait .5 sec, go back to previous step

WOW so advanced

>>110857412
Name one single thing a mechanic knows I couldn't find out via google or going to /o/.

>>110857465

So is it in your expert opinion that automation with adversely effect the economy by resulting in higher unemployment.

Why are you all so fucking scary of the machines like the average people on hte street? The best thing that could happen is that everything that could possible be automated be automated, that would force a crisis and with it a change for a universal income or something like that. That would also force people to actually be able to do something that matters with their lifes instead of going to work to do something a machine should be doing. Can't you people understand that a human is not suppose to do a menial job? We are supposed to create stuff, to use our imagination, to better ourselfs. All this fear of changing is what helps the people in power to artificialy prevent the automation of things (also the fact that they are all greedy bastards)

>>110856997
Still needs constant supervision or accounting for the inevitable losses when it fucks up. Especially a fork hoist. They have those things going constantly at the herald but there's still a guy watching them 24/7.

>>110854444
checekd

>>110854433
chinese workforce is shrinking anyway so the loss of jobs doesn't show up, also they have about 12% unemployment but government says its stayed at a fixed 4% for 20 years, I just don't think we can compare moving from rice paddies to building robots and say people will find jobs because they did before.

>>110851785
Self-checkout is quick as long as dumbasses aren't in front of you slowing the process down.

I can scan my shit and be done in less than a minute. Way quicker than a cashier.

>>110854001
AND THIS LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IS WHY THE RICH NEED TO PAY THEIR FAIR SHARE OF TAXES.

>>110856877
whats better? network engineering or software engineering

im gonna have to decide between the two eventually

>>110857675
My family is full of blue collar workers, electricians, plumbers, garage workers and they love, love, LOVE little shit's like you who think they know better than everyone else, try to fix it themselves, and then bring in a $10,000 bricked job to fix.

>>110857680
I'm not an economist, so I can't say. I do (anecdotally) know that most companies redeploy people made redundant by automation, meaning they don't really lose their jobs and just do work that is more difficult to automate.

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>>110857130
>when you're buying a fat-ass prime cut steak but you tell the self-checkout that it's a bunch of bananas
>nobody's watching your 12 items that closely and you're buying other stuff without arousing suspicion

D E V I L I S H

>>110856947
Because the machine needs to be ready to do literally every possible kind of order. Hell, remember back when Atkins was a big thing and people started ordering burgers without buns? Or when people started ordering the cold ingredients be kept separate from the hot ones so they could build it themselves?

IE, way, way more expensive than paying a dude minimum wage.

>>110857322
They crash much less often than normal drivers.

>>110857967
So you can't name one thing.

>>110858080
>So you can't name one thing.

I could name shit all day that you millinials manage to fuckup with an explicit set of instructions in front of your face.

I could go on about advanced electrical wiring and mathematics, but I know exactly what kind of shit you are already so I won't.

Instead a simple appeal to ego, for every job you manage to fumble through with a Youtube video 100,000 other people fuck it up and ruin their car/house and then call the real handymen.

>>110852469
I try to eat local, even on trips. I'll sometimes eat at a regional chain that is not in my area, but never McDonald's, Burger King, Wendy's, Taco Bell, KFC...those places are for niggers.

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>>110848323
How to you prevent niggers from peering into each other cards/pins and trying to snatch them after order is paid?

>>110857366
Just because the guy is on a computer instead of in a cab doesn't change the fact a human is overseeing the process
>>110857619
>Bit of dust on laser, the whole metro grinds to a halt because the machine thinks a train derailed.
>Sensor fucks out and the train crashes.
If a machine spazzes out it won't realise it. If you add stuff it's just more things that could break.

>>110858616
>Just because the guy is on a computer instead of in a cab doesn't change the fact a human is overseeing the process

One guy is driving like 20 trains.

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>>110857051
nigger, you dont understand what youre doing. BOYCOTT AUTOMATED ANYTHINGS! The total philistines of our world need menial and not always labor intensive work for value and your literally playing into the (((globalists))) hands when entertaining this shit. Get a kick to the head you dumb nigger SAfrica anon and barrel roll off the nearest bldg for playing into their hands.

>>110857675
I can tell you Google saved me money on my car over a mechanic.

I failed an emissions test and the code was a bad egr valve. A mechanic would have went straight to replacing the valve, then worked his way down the egr system till the code cleared.

Where as I hopped into Google, found a car forum dedicated to my year, make and model. That told me failure of the valve itself on me car is a rare occurrence and 9 times out of 10 it's the sylonoid.

5 minutes later I had a part number for a store that has it in stock and 20 minutes later it was fixed.

>>110848323
Who's ready for Luddite 2: Electric Boogaloo

>>110857856
If people aren't working it's because someone is enabling them to do so.
There is limitless opportunity to create more stuff.

>>110849780

I always use them when I eat at mcdonald's.

Which is almost never, but w/e.

>>110858921
Unfortunately the capitalist system espoused by the USA encourages efficiency and automation. shit, Henry Ford is seen as a hero and he almost singlehandedly revolutionized manufacturing by using less skilled people to build superior cars.also, i'm not a nigger. nttawwt

>>110850378
I see nothing wrong with that, inherently.

Anyone against automation is a complete retard that doesn't understand basic economics.

>>110858080
No they don't anon. Don't buy a Tesla it's a meme car. The google car is also bullshit.

>>110858840
So?

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>>110848323
Meanwhile in Europe.

>>110856947
Well i think you dont understand the logistics of dealing with varied small portions of food.
Fresh food does not keep a long time, requires hygenic handling and precise working.
While machines can do some of these things no one has invented a machine that can do all the things that commercial food requires, yet.

Its fucking great. I despise working so i'm glad to see its going to be a global trend not to waste your life as salaryman

Think about, it fucking medieval people had more free time than we do nowadays so isn't it time we took the chill pill after all this hard work and technological innovation? Hell yea it is.

>>110859719
19 jobs have been replaced.

Theoretically, if automation creates higher profits due to reduced wage payout, won't companies pay higher taxes on the higher earned income?

>>110859601
But replace people with robots and the only jobs that require skill are related to robot maintenance.

That leaves most of the jobs being fast food and retail, but robots are taking over fast food and retail is suffering due to the internet.

Where does that leave most working now?

>>110859974
So? 19 jobs have been created too.
Advancements in technology isn't a new thing.

>>110859085

You realize one single breakthrough with artifical intelligence will make even many scientists and engineers useless? What is there to create then when machine can create everything better than you, brainwork and all?

>>110860083
That assumes that the price remains constant, which it doesn't.
Law of supply and demand has the effect of prices eventually dropping, meaning companies might make more profit in the short term but would need to keep automating to sustain the profits in the long term.

>>110860388
>one single breakthrough
Doubt that

>>110856206
I'd rather just order from the counter desu

>>110860388
Yeah that isn't ever happening though.

>>110860571

it will eventually. maybe not in our lifetime, but it will.

>>110860304

Yeah its not new thing at all that last century alone has speeded up technological advancement like 10000 times faster. We've seen it like thousand times in history.

Like, dude. Machines can beat humans in poker and in every possible task and calculation soon but yeah. Nothing new, just relax. World will probably stay the same and people will find new work when everything from farmwork to logistics and restaurants works by automation.

>>110848323
>Crisis
Not going to be a crisis, but yes, I'm very ready. Fuck those shitters that take your order and do nothing else. Replace waiters too, they're leeches.

>>110851469
>If you think a touch screen at McDonalds is the end of the workforce you are extremely naive

IIt's the end because this is the first class of people that is effectively shut out of the workforce. There's no job that exists that won't be done better and cheaper by automation one day, but most people don't have to worry about that for a while. In the next 10 or so years the low IQ workforce that relied on simple tasks for a paycheck will become a permanent drain on the economy. They will never find work again in this country. They're the spark that will ignite a forest fire.

>>110848323
Can't wait, especially when the liberals get what they ask for when $15 minimum kicks in here in Seattle.

My job can't be automated, and Trump just helped my job security if that h-1b bill gets passed

The real automation crisis will begin when big industries will automatize their factory and bring them back to their rich country. Leaving third world countries even poorer.

My point is that John Doe's yearly $25,000 earnings at walmart wouldn't be taxed 30%, but rather 40%+ by the company's higher income of $25k

Of course, all that means is more money going to the government. Wew

>>110860948

This. Many people don't want to face the truth. When "jobs for dumb people" disappear it doesn't mean that everyone would just become startup-economist-scientists or some shit like that. They will have to realize that there are far too many humans competing from the fewer and fewer proper jobs. And then there are two options, either world war III or machine-provided communism

>>110861379
Meant for
>>110860461

>>110848323
Not I, said the electrical engineer!

>>110860793
Definitely not in our lifetime.
>>110860795
This kind of shit is Bill Nye/black science man tier stupidity. You are worshiping science and expecting a miracle.
It doesn't matter if technology improves at 100,000,000 times the rate. AI isn't something we are even able to comprehend how to achieve. We don't even understand how our own brains work very well.
Complete automation is hundreds of years away being extremely optimistic

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>>110861417
machine provided communism?

>>110853452
Please post your traits for us

>>110861417
Or the low class realize they have zero jobs, so they responsibly don't have kids.

Ha, okay yeah, that'll never happen, but the goal is to have the low class die out. It'll take a while, but hopefully we'll see it in our lifetime

>>110861379
Companies are normally taxed much less than individuals.
Also, as tasks get automated, products get cheaper (see cars or, well, anything basically), meaning that in the long run it's not a quid pro quo in terms of taxes paid.

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>>110849780
they're actually a lot better than ordering in person for several reasons, ill try highlighting some

- you can take as much time as you'd like. as an incredibly slow shopper in general i always take my sweet ass time with everything, and its nice not being forced to order
- the order is of higher quality because you can customize it better. until using the machine i didnt even know that extra patties on the mcdouble is only .60$, which is very cheap and a great deal. i found my orders to pick higher quality meals
- the best thing about them is avoiding lines. personally i avoid lines like obese feminists. like, i cant even count the amount of time i walked 30 minutes one way to a burger joint, saw a line of 4+ people, and just insta turned around and went home
- avoiding human interaction is a nice little perk

honestly they do the job better. lines are bullshit

>>110860236
>But replace people with robots and the only jobs that require skill are related to robot maintenance.
Not every job can be done with robots. I can say with great certainty that It won't happen in my career in the next lifetime. They will need a total human analog that can think for itself. You can debate semantics all you want about that, but Infrastructure work is not "absolute" and is not as simple as it sounds in writing....

On the other side of things are jobs. Jobs are not careers. Some jobs are very near automation, and most of these "jobs" are minimum wage type of things.....Anything that requires a person to walk to a counter and talk to a human being to convey a want/need is going to be replaced. Any task that is repetitive can be duplicated by a machine.

This includes the distribution of most consumer products from a hamburger all the way to on online order of any item. People want to bitch about not getting $15/hour at macdonalds, and they will be the first thing to automate. They will have a touch screen to order, and a few "robots" to make your meal. A small staff of humans could monitor the whole thing.....They may get $15/hour but that is because they are now "technicians" and not "cooks".

There will be a "skill gap" in the near future. There will be very little available for "unskilled" work.

The "robot" meme is real, but its penetration into the skilled sector could be impossible in some situations, or simply wont be cost effective.

>>110851785
>tfw self checkout and tap-pay debt machines with no line

Its like the world is actually getting a little bit better.

>>110848323
I've never used one of those things and I never will.
I also have a bike and will never drive, and I will never own an iphone or other touchscreen device.

>>110861760

You talk about hundreds of years but i'm not even 20 and in my lifetime the world has changed so much I can't even keep up. Internet sped progress so much that we don't even realize how much technological advancement there is happening when scientists, institutes and innovators can communicate around the globe with blink of an eye.

Why to expect a miracle when you can see astonishing shit happening all the time? 3d printing, braincells being grown on a mouse, boston dynamics... a one single guy in my country coded an AI that learned how to bluff in poker though it wasn't even programmed to do that. It beat every pro player who tried their odds against it. If one guy can do that, think about what google AI is going to be.

>>110850621

I'm pretty sure that's a South park episode

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>>110848323
>touching greasy buttons in public place before eating

>>110853705
>Because cashiers are labor jobs (hit buttons, count money, dispense change)
Because this is not an automation. It is asking for customer to do the job himself.

>>110861910

Trade lifetime gibs for sterilization. Would be a hard fight. But you could always point out that it wasn't mandatory.

>>110860557
that's fine, but say you prefer the human interaction and not use germophobia as the reason you won't use a touchscreen to order food.

>>110862639
It's fucking artificial intelligence.
Its not like improving current things. It's not like observing a natural phenomenon.
There is no artificial intelligence. You sound like a legitimate retard citing cracked articles or something.

>>110863206
see >>110856206

>1964
https://youtu.be/FmXLqImT1wE

>>110860795
>machines can beat poker players
Well one machine did it, but thats at the highest levels of competitive play. Do you know much processing power was needed to win?

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>>110848323
>Go to USA
>Blocks are scraped like cheese
>Every block has on each corner either a Mcdonald, KFC, Burger King, Taco Bell, etc
>Absolutely disgusting
A few I can live with i.e. Wendy's, Subway, etc.
The rest just produces toxic gravy.

>>110864033

>THERES NO AI THERES NO AI AND EVEN IF THERE IS ITS NOT RELEVANT STOP MAKING FUTURE LOOK GRIM

Yeah, if the AI isn't a thing, then why are scientists around the world embracing its coming? Why is google developing more and more advanced AI? I'm not even gonna mention stephen hawking because hes a crackpot nowadays but even he is worried about advanced AI causing some serious shit

>>110848323
could not give a flying fuck about that shit.

>>110862065
>I can say with great certainty that It won't happen in my career in the next lifetime

this is the inverse of the patronising sympathy people have for truck drivers, nobody will fire a truck driver but they won't hire new ones.

Your job whatever it is may not exist ,even if a machine does need your input it will be for 10 minutes not 8 hours a day.

>>110864081
Like i fucking gonna make additional acts on my side to adjust for their changes. I demand holographic buttons, it is 2017 ffs!

>>110864386
AI existing wouldn't be grim. But there hasn't been any advancements at all. We don't know where to even begin.
Some shit like a computer won a poker game isn't impressive. It's a game of chance. I can lose on my phone right now.
Making a computer that can learn to bluff still isn't impressive. That's just record previous results and adjust actions accordingly. If you started cheating the computer will just fuck out. It's not actually intelligent.
As I said before we don't even know where to start

>>110863206
>not washing your hands before eating

>>110852917
If you're really Jamaican you're just further proof than Caribbeans are fucking based.

>>110848323
1. Everyone wants these

2. Cashier at mcdonalds isnt a real job

3. Making these machines actually creates real jobs.

>>110864607
It will need 24/7 supervision. You will just have one guy overseeing a fleet of trucks instead of individual drivers.
It's not like there won't be other jobs for those drivers to adopt.

>>110849828
No fat miserable ill mannered ghetto hoodrat mexican bitch screwing up your order at the microphone and again at the window.
Don't forget the service without a smile, you won't even get ketchup with your fries if you don't ask for it and they'll all assume you find their overweight tattooed asses attractive (nah I don't want your number I just want my damn burger). I swear if they could throw the food at your car they would

t. a hispanic ffs

ps: I actually go out of my way to find fast food joints operated by black staffers to avoid some of these problems. I'm literally going the extra mile for the sake of common courtesy.

These robots should have been put into service years ago

>>110851074
yes the can

built in NFC + camera to read QR-Codes

>>110865917
>It's not like there won't be other jobs for those drivers to adopt

What are they going to move to? Bus drivers? What happens when that job is automated? It's musical chairs here and people with low IQs and low skill-levels are out of chairs.

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>>110850621
I too have lived through South park episodes.

>>110854434

I bet it pays better than being a fast food cashier, too.

>>110866840
I don't know anon I don't live in the future.
As I have said several times already in this thread new technology is not a unknown phenomenon, society expands and improves. New industries are constantly popping up, current industries are constantly expanding.
As production increases so does wealth as wealth increases so does demand as demand

>>110861355
A lot of companies are already starting to consider this with China. The moment automation makes labor cheaper than shipping, China is hard fucked.

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>>110851340
>It doesn't make any sense!
>believing that the absurd world you live in makes sense

The Austrian army once fought ITSELF after getting really drunk, when they were supposed to be fighting the Turks. Australia lost an official war against EMUS. BIRDS. The Imperial Russian Navy was defeated not by the superior skill of the Japanese sailors, but by a level of incompetence I couldn't replicate intentionally - and I say this as someone incompetent in many if not all aspects of a sailor's life. The British and Spanish once fought a war over a man's EAR.

And it doesn't stop with humanity, nor did it start with us. We're a BYPRODUCT of the real madness.

There's an entire astronomical object consisting entirely of alcohol, the stars in the sky make animal shapes when you connect the dots, there's a sea slug that looks like a bunny, and at any point the fundamental building blocks of the universe could fall out from under us, causing all existence to wink out and cease to be, and we have no way of proving that there are not, in fact, Elder Gods awaiting the day when The Stars Are Right to descend upon us and drive us all to madness. It's unlikely, but the chance is still greater than 0%, which is stupid in and of itself.

THE UNIVERSE MAKES NO SENSE.

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>not eating at wendys specifically because of this tweet
>>>/b/

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>>110867954

>>110860948

More than any point in recent history, are already shutting themselves out of the workforce, by their own volition.

Automation has absolutely nothing to do with it.

>>110867954

>greek "philosopher"

>>110865550
This. The difference is between general and specific machine learning AI.

Turns out AI is pretty stupid. The "AI singularity" is just a sci-fi dream. We can build pattern recognisers with a ton of time and effort, but not creative or abstract thinkers. See every chat bot in existence.

Finally.. been waiting for this for far to long.

>>110858523
>>110849415
>>110849845
>>110850133

mcdonald's is great and if you faggots can't appreciate it i genuinely feel bad for you.
seriously the best fries indisputably, burgers are good for the price, and the coke tastes unique to mcd's.
maybe don't live somewhere with so many niggers..

>>110867966
Kek confirms? I almost only eat Wendy's or Popeye's the few times a month I eat fast food.

>>110848323
we had those kiosks added to my local mc donald a few months back, and now they removed them because no one would use them

>>110848323
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o3q2mXDSqRU

>>110869412
I used to eat mcdonald's occasionally but ever since they dropped half of their menu and raised prices it's not worth it. I'd rather just make burgers myself.

>>110853943
>only people in cities think this way.
Enjoy your bubble while it lasts townie.

>>110848323
I cant wait for the blackout to hit..

>>110869412
>seriously the best fries indisputably

Wrong. Checkers has the best fries.

>>110848323
> tfw you'll retired by the time it becomes a problem

it's because burger scum can't even compare to the mighty indian workforce

>>110862065
I've gotta get my ass into a trade, some fucking gay robot won't be able to wire an old house or take a toilet apart and replace the flange/gasket

>>110869658
This. They dropped the only things i ate from there so i just stopped going

>>110848323
No one works those jobs except illegals and high schoolers. Get rid of illegals and the whole industry would be lacking in labor, replace illegals with computers and we're all gud.

>>110848323
we have those here in canada. they're great. better than repeating your order to some greasy teen at the counter.

>>110865846
this, simple and to the point

>>110851785
>only one supermarket near me has self checkout
>you still have to go up to a cashier to pay
WHAT'S THE FUCKING POINT

FUCK YOU JUMBO

>>110863585
I prefer communicating with a reasonably well programmed machine to an illiterate immigrant.
Both is "work" - one job is easy, one is hard.

>>110856535
Bit of truth here lmao. I work at a company that is trying to automate fucking everything. They have a machine who's job it is to take an object, put it into a box, then put that box into a tester. This stupid piece of crap legitimately can't operate by itself for more than 10 minutes. The thing has one of the simplest jobs in the world and can't accomplish it without 24hr supervision.

>>110872631
Sounds like you've got a case of shitty engineers.

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>>110848323

Automation causing unemployment is a myth. Fuck off shill

>>110872937
Automation is merely a multiplier on employment; less people per factory, however it also means way the fuck more factories

>>110858596
You typically don't need to input a pin number to order a burger.

Snatching them, however, automation doesn't change the ever-present threat of niggers. Just don't relax.

>>110849640

That's not even the right photo, retard

>>110872774
Yea, I'm starting to believe that too. They expected the thing to run for days without management when they bought it 10 years ago. Now they have 3 of them, and still can't get it to work consistently. Oh well, at least I get a pretty sweet job maintaining the thing.

>>110872937
This. Workers get a robot buddy they can order around.
>>110873342
Or that more people will work outside of factories.

>>110850757
Holy shit. If that thing can clean my house and blow me I can quit worrying about finding a wife.

>>110848323
Have these machines over here they aare great I can choose what I want without talking to some idiot behind the counter and is a quicker process in general. Also noticed less immigrant staff now they have less tills.

>>110852442
Tractor isn't automation though.

I like coffee, fries, nuggets and mcchicken.
Burgers are crap.

>>110851785
>>110851460
It's great. Easy way to get rid of change too. Too bad half the time I go only cards are accepted.

Have had cashiers who don't know how to apply a gift card as payment. Got about 25 coupons for free 12-packs and it's so much faster to do them myself than let the worker figure it out.

>>110851972
>>110853030
>>110855049
I remember looking through car assembly line videos, humans barely do anything, it's crazy. People wonder why so many jobs were lost.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_BECWNpmnxY

>>110869412
rallys fries masterrace reporting in

>dem seasoned to perfection
>dem soggy brown baggers
>that frypod size of large drink

stay pleb mcnigger fry shill

We've been automating since the industrial revolution and yet there are more people and more jobs today than at any other time in history.

I'm not terribly concerned.

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>>110848323
Bernie lost dude. Automation and basic income will fail.

>>110862023
this
I worked as a GEL and I had to wear this fucking white shirt and red tie and shit and harrass people to use the KIOSKS (if you say machines it sounds intimidating) and slowly but surely everyone started to love them. There's even more reasons why this is beneficial. The only problem is when the receipt gets stuck.
This job also allowed me to practice on my social skills and talking to strangers so much that I quit and now I am a hostage negotiator for the United States government.

>>110848323
This is what happens when you raise the minimum wage of fat food workers. It becomes cheaper to have customers use self serve machines.

It's the same thing that happened to full-service gas stations.

Minimum wage made it too expensive to pay some random idiot to pump people's gas. So they invested into self serve technology to replace them.

The best part is that even if they removed the minimum wage, companies that have already invested huge amounts of money into automating are not going to just trash their machines and rehire. It's irreversible.

>>110848323
I'll have two number 9's, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45's, one with cheese, and a large soda.

>>110874578
I can assure you hiring a mexican is cheaper and easier

>>110848323
me, honestly
so glad I got a comp sci degree, just means there's a larger job market for me

>>110881647
>doing it yourself is automation
Top kek, cucked by the autojew

>>110862023
So you're saying they're catered to antisocial NEET weebs?

McDonalds should let you order from your phone.
It's better than having some illiterate attempt to take my order.

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The world will soon have no need whatsoever for unskilled laborers. They can then be eliminated.

>>110848323
I used it once pretty cool

>>110855254
just remember to sabotage any attempts at writing an AI that knows how to program

>>110848323
>stuff gets cheaper
>stuff get more abundant
>people can focus more energy on this other than subsistance like pleasure, aesthetics, and exploration
>crisis
i fucking hate commies and their ignorant bitching

>>110884121
total automation is actually one of the scenarios that communism could work in though.
If nobody has to work, nobody gets shafted by getting a shit job.
Most likely would feel like a dystopia with so many people lacking purpose in life though

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>>110848323
I for one look forward to testing and maintaining the security of our robot skynet overlords

>>110851074
Are you stupid? Bar code scanner / QR code reader / NFC smart phone wireless all built in

>>110848323
>order at cash
>they fuck up your order.

Humans are weak. All hail burger bots!

>>110853452

Compared to normal Humans, not what they have in Antarctica. We are all getting gassed to make room for them.

>>110854444
check'd and kek'd
the coupon was a alcohol

>>110882524
It's literally a machine doing the job of an employee.

Good job missing the entire point of the post though.

>>110849640
mcchicken with cheese instead of mayo is DANK

fuck mayo instead of cheese, i hate that shit. whos dipshit idea was that? at least slather butter on it instead of mayo god damn

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>>110886097
mcchickens are shit regardless of what you put on them
but yeah, fuck mayo

>>110849640

I liked their jalapeno version, but they raised the price and I refuse to be jewed into paying $0.50 more for less than $0.01 worth of extras.

I don't have a McDonald's in my town anyways, so it doesn't effect me that much. I have to drive a good 20 minuets for them or 5 minuets to the grocery store where I can buy an entire chicken cooked and ready to go.

That chicken lasts me two to three days depending what I do with it, so that is a pretty regular part of my diet. Also can buy a whole ham and eat on that for a week and a half then use the scraps to make one hell of a good soup that lasts another week or so for the cost of 2-3 McDonald's meals.

UBI SOON

NEETS SHALL RISE

>>110859749

Is...is that food library? Asking for a friend.

>>110848323
>wawa did it first

UBI is for fags...would never work.

The rich are not automating everything so that you can live without working...They are automating so they can replace you and starve you out of existence.

>>110883213
then farming crisis is two generations away

what crisis? transformation to automation is progressing slowly. People get to other jobs. No one really wants to work at fast food restaurans anyway. what happened when got to mass-production (tractors for fields etc)? Crying over automation is leftist propaganda who try to stop the progress.

>>110862023
Yes this is what the Jews want you to think
Stay inside order your burger don't procreate
Have some porn

>>110890290
What do you then do with hordes of uneducated burger flippers ?

>>110882038
First and only time I'll chuckle at an albozergs post

>>110890719
most of them are young. I believe they get other jobs. besides, not all of them suddenly becomes uneducated, it's slow progress.

>>110890290
Just as an automated train still needs a conductor we will still need plantation owners just robots to replace niggers. It is impossible to fully automate all low level jobs. There will still be a need to maintain the equipment and ensure that it is functioning properly.
All i'm saying is that if you automate too much you will work yourself into a corner.
E.X. what happens when a new disease comes around to wipe out our mostly genetically similar crops? Without constantly monitoring on a direct level we could face a crisis

>>110848323

Crisis? Don't you mean progress?

We're all tired of the shitty minimum wage workers that give BAD customer service. I'd rather deal with a vending machine. Only downside of vending machines has been the price because of the lack of competition (vending machines at college know they are the only game in town so they charge an arm and leg for a fucking pre-made sandwich but there is substitutes with dining halls and kids can still go off campus for fast food).

I look forward to drive thru's with automated order machines (just look at sonic's type of drive in but with automated machines, get your receipt and when the order machine says your order is ready, drive to the drive thru line -- get food handed to you right away).

No more fast food employees need muh healthcare and benefits, no more them going on strike to force a gun to their employers heads for higher wages that were never promised to them. No more employees calling in sick or crying about working holidays.

You only need one maintenance repair guy for a few dozen stores. Stores should have 4-5 machines so if one goes down, it's not an emergency. The store manager should be able to reload the receipt paper as well as fix the simple errors. The machines pay for themselves in a year when you consider the costs to the 2-3 cashiers per shift for two to three shifts a day, their payroll taxes, etc.

>>110851785
it is the opposite for me. the regular line is so much faster because everyone is so goddamn shitty and slow in self checkout unless nobody is there and the only time that happens is in the middle of the night

>>110848323
>Go to supermarket
>Buy kleenex and hand lotion
>Don't have to interact with anyone because of self checkout.

I love it.

lmao fuck fast food

>>110891646

>We're all tired of the shitty minimum wage workers that give BAD customer service.

Well, then pay them more and give them some sort of reason to be content with their job instead of having economic anxiety, living paycheck to paycheck.

>inb4 their job isn't worth more money

Their time is, though. If someone works 40 hours a week, they deserve at least a living wage.

>>110863616
Sheeeeeitt

>>110849640
have a (((you)))

>t-the entire working population will just become muh robot t-technicians over night

Net job loss will catch up and the only job being thrown out there for those "future jobs" is repair. Everything from minimum wage jobs, to blue collar, and even medicine with personalized healthcare is at risk and fuck all is being done about it.

The kiosks are low tech. I wanna McDonald's app so I can order and pay at home or on the way and drive through a prepaid lane.