Building codes should probably include Faraday-cage type shielding.

I’ve been worried about neighborhood cats and other non-human animals.

Another example of a religious sect forcing others to observe their religious prohibitions.

Human authoritarian structures are extraordinarily hard on kids, particularly in matters of psycho-sexual development. This kid is probably going to be ruined for the rest of his life as a result of this intervention.

Bill Winters earns something in the range of $17 Million per year. Perhaps AI will replace the overpaid CEOs? Imagine the savings to shareholders!

Housing is typically built near jobs. Mobile homes are generally a less expensive form of housing.

Interesting timing, right before California primary election.

In the case of trash collection, the fine has been put in place by the trash-collection corporations. How that specifically may analogize to household-chore robots: I’m not sure. There are possibilities, but picking one among many and saying it will certainly be that one seems likely to be like gambling. Perhaps the robotic company requires you to sign an end-user agreement with lots of fine-print legalese.

I’m making what is called an analogy.

What reason would the governments have …?

The motive is money, but I didn’t say anything about governments, that was your interpretation, and I’ll admit it is a possibility. These robots are said to be AI, and I’d be very surprised if they don’t also have wireless communications of some kind, but to whom and whether those communications can be hacked are all unknowns.

In California, decades ago we used to be able to throw away our household trash in one container. Now we have 3 containers, and it’s recently become a fine-profit center: if folks don’t properly separate their recycling, greenery, and trash components, the AI-surveillance cameras mounted on the trucks will catch it and fine the subscriber (never mind that these trash-recycling-greenery containers are unlocked and on the street where anyone can open and toss something in). In similar fashion, if society adopts robots for household chores, how long until household inspections are held to fine people (as a profit center) who don’t keep their homes sufficiently neat?

I’d guess this is a Separation of Church and State breakdown. The bible asserts that god made man and woman, and further, that is an expression of divine will. As Donald Capps wrote, religion and abuse are perfect together.

Make America Great Again! Raise the price of food?

Compare this story about how generous and philanthropic the 1% are, versus today’s story about the death of IRS Direct File and how it was brought down by (a group of 1%ers in) the tax preparation industry.

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The two parties are not the same.

I see the stamp of religion all over this, but not in a moral sense. Our leaders and journalists work so hard to ignore that elephant in the room.

Fix your ignorance.

You won’t get further replies from me.

I don’t know Sanders, other than what I read in the news. Governmental authorities are to whom I refer. I suppose Sanders is a cog in a gear of that machinery. Consider the US as a whole. It started out as an anti-corporate nation. During the 1800s there were several court decisions which empowered corporations. Now it’s a corporatocracy. These are the kinds of lies to which I refer. Given a sufficiently long time period, a wealth tax will be used against the poor and the rich will laugh about it. It may have value in the short term to do what is claimed.

At least one individual was killed, according to KGTV.

Republicans stories may be a fairy tales, but they result in real dollars for their primary benefactors, the super wealthy. That’s what the gerrymandering mess is all about: Making sure the ultra rich continue their systematic exploitations.