The minute we saw the skin thing, I was like " yup it's true, sex market is fueling humanistic robotic development "

@@eschwarz1003 It's really the biggest use case. Everyone else is okay with either humanoid robots that don't look at all like people, think your Robbie the Robots and such, or not humanoid at all like Roombas. Frankly even the humanoid robot thing might be a bit too much, it's not we're particularly built well to begin with.

The market is only growing too. I can see the ads now... "why settle for someone that will just nag you to death when you could customize your own perfect partner?" The future is bright or bleak, depending on where you fall on the romantic experiences spectrum.

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Yeah that caught my attention too lol

Concordia Forever!

$10 says that's Barry (Julien) giving a shout out to his alma mater. $10 CDN

@@michaelf.hamill3863 oh thanks for that info! Didn’t know of him.

@@michaelf.hamill3863 I'm American, 10$ CDN is like 100$ US haha 😅. Idk if that's a fair bet

@@sea_triscuit7980 Other way around :P $10 CDN is like the cost of a single potato chip in USD. :P Also yeah, Concordia 100% lol

@@sea_triscuit7980 -- Umm I'm Canadian! It so happens that $100 US is equivalent to $13.92 Canadian! 🤣

Did a double take when I saw it.

"Details at 6!"

I met some women the tree stump would be preferable to

I knew a guy that did this

I do it all the time lol

I think technically it should be the T-850 (T2 good guy version) who uttered that line. The T-800 in the first movie was the bad guy who didn't have as many lines of dialogue.

@@arcturionblade1077 Aarrgh! The Terminator Fandom site was wrong! 🤦🏻‍♂️

@@arcturionblade1077 T-850 was introduced in T3, not T2.

Guys, guys, let's not nitpick here. Also, it was Kyle in the first one who described the Terminators as "Robots with flesh". I don't remember the scene at the moment, so I can't say he did use “he is a cybernetic organism: living tissue over a metal endoskeleton” in the movie, but close enough.

More Terminator 2: Judgment Day quotes John: Now don't take this the wrong way, but you are a Terminator, right? Terminator: Yes. Cyberdyne Systems Model 101. John: [pokes at one of Terminator's bullet wounds] Holy sh*t! You're really real! I mean, you're like a machine underneath, right? But sort of alive outside? Terminator: I'm a cybernetic organism. Living tissue over a metal endoskeleton. John: This is intense. Get a grip, John. Okay, um, you're not here to kill me. I figured that part out for myself. So what's the deal? Terminator: My mission is to protect you. John: Yeah? Who sent you? Terminator: You did. 35 years from now, you reprogrammed me to be your protector here, in this time. John: Oh, this is deep.

Considering you'll need some people trained to take care of machines that weren't there before, there will be "new" career oppertunities. Not MORE careers, but a fraction of the ones lost will be replaced with something different. So, new. It's happened before in many factories. A lot of the conveyor belt jobs in a lot of factories have been fased out by machines, but those machines need to be programmed, maintained, repaired, cleaned and tested. There are also the people that have to manufacture and install them.

Amazon has a long history of union busting, lying about career opportunities seems tame and on brand for Amazon.

Your new careers will be do das as in do das unemployment line start here?

@@AlanXEverfrost Yeah, I've worked in an assembly plant for AC compressors and while the work is largely automated (the larger, commercial use compressors were made entirely by bots, as were many of the internal components), we still had a lot of open positions all over the plant. Not to mention that someone needs to be keeping an eye on the machines to make sure they're running properly and are stocked up with materials should they need them. There was still a lot of physical work throughout the plant including testing, taking compressors off the line (all the compressors were hooked onto a chain that ran throughout the building, so no need to move them by hand), labelling, moving parts between machines, prepping for shipping, etc. The thing about technology in relation to work is that often times, stuff that's intended to make things easier on workers ends up leading to them getting MORE work because they are able to do the previous amount of work faster (for example, computers leading to an increase in office work). It does end up causing a bit of a chain reaction in work, too, since more work in a certain field means more is being produced and used, meaning that suppliers have to increase their output to keep up, which means expansions in both workers and facilities (if necessary), not to mention the jobs created to produce the devices that kicked off those changes in the first place.

Its called facing reality. If not, we can just keep sticking our head in the sand as workers die of exhaustion.

attach a fiber sleeve of sensors on the prosthetic limb, then connect to the chip in your brain to fire the neurons associated with feeling. perfect the technology and then cover it in artificial skin and we may be good enough at it that it's like they have a real leg.

How about using some of that skin on burn victims!

You should take over that research or it may never get done right!

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... and small woodland creatures... 🐿🦫🐰🐇

I mean… I’ve seen some pretty sexy tree stumps. One had a hole shaped exactly like a v-jay-jay. And the sap oozing out. The fire department was very understanding and professional. Still have all me tackle. Even the second time.

@@orchunter8388 😁😅🤣

@@orchunter8388 It's the splinters and hidden dangers like poisonous insects that'll get ya.

But they can go to the toilet again.

if the fire hydrants work, which they dont in, 2 min internet search, 10 % dont meat min requirements, I thought it was more, another engineer here makes me feel better

Was going to say that myself about it being a snow maker machine.

1200 gallons of water "per minute".

'Suspicious'? How are two machines both designed to blast water looking similar become 'suspicious'? Maybe you need to check a dictionary. Nothing dishonest, dangerous or untrustworthy about this, just physics and availability of engineers and companies willing and able to make such specialized equipment.

He was legit the Best Goa'uld. Very smart, cunning, cruel but with a purpose... all that wrapped with an ego as big as the Stargate net.

@@HawnerI just read up on the actor that played Ba'al... Cliff Simon. He died in march in a kiteboarding accident. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cliff_Simon

@@tonje_gram No way! That's a bummer. May he rest in piece.

SG1 was/is amazing. I own the complete DVD set, movies and all. Have you ever seen Star Trek DS9? Another one I highly recommend.

@@amberandrews6842 ST DS9 is awesome. It is a different format for the normal series, but it keeps the essence.

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And the OG, Canada's Stephen Harper

@@youtubekc123 well, obviously, the more they perfect it, the more robots there will be.

Brilliant pun

ow. double ow.

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No coniferous shaming here, but watch out for the needles!

@@nickwallette6201 We're...all...NERRRDS!!!

Ouch!

No more bee…or face haha.

Good question!

Because that's all he needed 😁

Ay.... but then along came Bernadette! Sexiest woman on the show

@@rajeevgangal542 yup... 🤓

Sorry we don't have an emergency code for "robot arm stuck to a man's penis"

@@omalor NEIN...NEIN...NEIN (999) 🤣

TBH, there might be some days I’d encourage my man to give it a go…I’m tired and want some sleep, sometimes 😜

Actually there's plenty of machines out there that are intended for use by women. Guess those don't count as robots, though. =P

While true, these have been around for almost a decade now. I'm not sure why it's news now.

Especially cats.

and into the next town...

Rita!! What time is it there in Sweden? Stephen is very funny lol

@@edge918 Watching in Norway. 9:58 AM

We get it here in England about 6 am in the morning starting on Tuesday.. perfect with my morning coffee ☕.

@@misslanapaulford that is so cool 🤗 I'm in Utah, it's just after 3am here. The Late Show with Stephen Colbert comes on at about 10:35pm.

"Can still?" Or can

And hopefully teach it to not climb up there again.

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Probably not in usable condition, though!

And get the cat clean, too!

The best use would be to get insurrectionists out of trees. The capitol could use some just in case.

Ever see a cat skeleton in a tree? Lol truth

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"I look forward to some random rich idiot trying one out and firing himself into a wall." *YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!* That was my same thought and I'm so glad someone else thought it, too! 😂

I really like the way you think. On all points. 😊

I would pay good money to watch said rich dude fire himself to a wall with that jet pack.😄

You need enough body strength to lift yourself - you mean like enough to do pull-ups or a handstand, something that most 15 year olds can do with ease? Most fit people can easily bench press their weight.

@@kindablue1959 How long do they hold up the weight? When I see them at the gym, they look very happy to set it back on the rack PDQ.

Slaves?? Do tell.

what classist bullshit is this.....

@@pamaladalrymple9748 employees.

It is, but it’s smarter & doesn’t need as much plastic surgery 😅

@@bonniejosavland3227 😂😂 how's the maintenance? ( We can run this joke in every direction 🤣 )

Don’t forget fleshlights.

@@sophierobinson2738 you beat me to it 👍

I would guess that it uses the air to push the water above the fire, then let it rain down. It's the same idea as a snow gun that ski resorts use for making snow

@@DeathBean89 I guess, but most structural fires are on the inside. Not sure how effective that thing would be in Forest fires and such, where the roof isn't typically covered with a roof.

The fire will get oxygen regardless, using water is meant to reduce the temperature of the structure below its combustion point so the burning stops. CO2 extinguishers operate by displacing oxygen, as do foam and powder by blanketing the surface and creating a barrier.

While this is an application, I doubt there is nearly as much money to be made in that market as there is in making real "in the flesh" anime waifus. ...To say nothing of celeb likenesses.