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Recycled Spooge 10-31-2002 04:32 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":6ff92]well, if machines do take over all the mundane labor tasks, and everyone gets a good education, I don't see why a class system would exist any more. Everyone would have to be highly skilled specialists so there would no longer be the drastic difference between the skilled work force and teh unskilled minimum wage folks (these would not exist)[/quote:6ff92]
Why only the mundane labor tasks?

Recycled Spooge 10-31-2002 04:40 PM

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Originally Posted by "Recycled Spooge":1f98d
Well, not everyone in the world will be an actor, writer, or a production assistant. I think that, that industry will always belong to the elite few. In terms of the car, I'm pretty sure a person can design a can on his own. Not build, but design, eh actually a person can build a car on their own too.

Its possible, but not practical. That is the flaw of communism, if there is no motivation to produce cheaper or more efficeint, why do it. No one likes change. I get paid the same if this car costs $5K to produce or if it costs $15K to produce. Why work a couple extra hours to ensure my company stays in business, if there is not theat of losing my job, or no incentives to make more for improved performance?[/quote:1f98d]
I never thought of it that way. I was thinking that companies will still compete, but the companies would belong to the worker, and the worker would be paid based on the work he does, and not the position he is in. Anyway, in the scenerio I'm talking about, there will be no human worker, but some type of robot or machine, so what motivation does a machine need?

10-31-2002 04:50 PM

[quote:f1b12]so what motivation does a machine need?
[/quote:f1b12]

to kill all humans. maybe

10-31-2002 05:03 PM

[quote="Recycled Spooge":89c80][quote="Sgt Stryker":89c80]well, if machines do take over all the mundane labor tasks, and everyone gets a good education, I don't see why a class system would exist any more. Everyone would have to be highly skilled specialists so there would no longer be the drastic difference between the skilled work force and teh unskilled minimum wage folks (these would not exist)[/quote:89c80]
Why only the mundane labor tasks?[/quote:89c80]

because machines cannot think for themselves duh.
they can't be in "inventive" jobs that require human knowhow.

Recycled Spooge 10-31-2002 05:10 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":07eaf][quote="Recycled Spooge":07eaf][quote="Sgt Stryker":07eaf]well, if machines do take over all the mundane labor tasks, and everyone gets a good education, I don't see why a class system would exist any more. Everyone would have to be highly skilled specialists so there would no longer be the drastic difference between the skilled work force and teh unskilled minimum wage folks (these would not exist)[/quote:07eaf]
Why only the mundane labor tasks?[/quote:07eaf]

because machines cannot think for themselves duh.
they can't be in "inventive" jobs that require human knowhow.[/quote:07eaf]
Why not? I'm discussing a world of the future, not of the present.

10-31-2002 05:17 PM

nah, computers will never be able to be human, sometimes the logical choice is the wrong one, just look at famous battles.

Recycled Spooge 10-31-2002 05:33 PM

[quote="Sgt Stryker":ebaf2]nah, computers will never be able to be human.[/quote:ebaf2]
Yet, we traveled to the moon, created an atomic bomb, created airplanes, and we travel to space on a regular basis.

10-31-2002 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Innoxx
China's been doing pretty good, along with Cuba


China isn't commie anymore.

Akuma 10-31-2002 07:12 PM

Good thing McCarthy isn't alive or plays MOHAA...

11-07-2002 02:16 AM

China aint commie anymore. Its more shifting to captalistism.

Innoxx 11-07-2002 03:03 AM

*moves to Vietnam, steps on a landmine....... communism sucks*


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