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Robbing Delivery Robots Is Now a Thing
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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For me, this falls neatly into the "who fucking cares?" category. These things are deployed in very few cities overall and if the technology is ready for wide-release, you better have a more effective defense against theft than you already do if they are already being stolen from
It's not like these are high paying, highly desired jobs being replaced by robots. These are shit jobs that are a waste of time and talent to have done by humans.
I'm sorry I couldn't be bothered to deliver your parcel to your house, so here's a picture of my foot.
Just because someone doesn't give a shit about their useless job, doesn't mean they don't have useful talents in other areas.
I would rather have these people painting, making music, cleaning up polluted rivers, basically anything that is useful to humanity that can't be done by robots. If it can be done by a robot, it should be. Keeping jobs from being automated just to keep people busy is insanity to me. If society has to find this kind of work to allow people to survive, so be it.