emptypockets

No opinion either way. War is war.

No, it doesn't. There is no morality in what occured, unless you subscribe to that thing about sins of the father's etc. It was plain hatred and murder of young people. And the Palestinians have paid for it. It sickened me seeing Muslims in Australia celebrating on that day two years ago.

Yes

Thank you Klaus.

I support Israel based on recent events. I'll support anyone who responds to having 1200 of their young people murdered and more taken hostage simply attending a music concert. I have no love of Israelis or Jews for that matter but I have less for murdering bastards.

The homeless will always be homeless. That's the human condition.

Sadly the trolls will regroup and find something else to whine about. I call it the Greta syndrome. Incurable.

Satisfied me too.

Look at some of the container handling ports around the world. Been around for decades. Absolutely amazing the way they work. But that is simple automation True AI will be a Quantum leap.

Must be Canadians

When? I missed that.

And have been for years.

No, just the thinking humans. The lefty nutters are in Victoria.

Early days, early days.

I've taken the blue pill. The side effects cost me a small fortune. Must have boosted the local economy by a few percent. Left quite a few happy ladies with cash in hand in my wake.

Wally world. Nuff said.

Get out the humble pie. Big servings needed.

Good for you.

How many refineries or Steel mills are you powering? Look at the big picture I E. Grid scale. Home owner microgrids are great, I have my own, but no good for powering a country. A legal grid tie system should shut down if the grid goes down, at least in Australia. I guess you are different or special.

I pay 200 for one month inclusive of solar rebates. But I live in a house not some housing commission flat.

Thanks for that. Looks like a bargain.

Skynet is a popular ( only one I know of ) satellite tv service in Myanmar. The name surprised me at first, but not as much as a shopping centre called the Big C in Thailand.

Other countries can mass produce cars with robots, can't see why the USA can't. Unions perhaps?

Can't answer your question about how many job sites require 100 bricklayers. But one machine can do the equivalent of 100 brickies based on time. I guess if it's looked at in another way the machine can do the work on a 100 sites of one bricklayer requirement each.

The bricklaying robot has been around for a while.