Boston Dynamics unveils its new humanoid robot 🤖 

Wouldn't call it dull if you had to perform life threatening or injurious tasks; no human should have to subject themselves to those risks in order to make a living

Yes, but it's much cheaper to maintain and replace a robot.

That's the thing, no one will feed or pay you, in America we're on our own, and it will be much more evident that America has zero invested in its people.

That's what pandemics are for

Would you want to take a job as a radioactive site inspector? What about a land mine inspector? A bomb defusal expert? No? Those are valid jobs that humans could take, so apply to those then if you complain about robots taking over jobs.

​@@_Just_Another_Guyout of all the things, you decided on being 'just another guy'.. Yet you preach..?

Hopefully your government. If we are able to have robots do our jobs we shouldn't have to work to get paid. However they would bring new maintenance jobs and maybe we could finally put more money into culture and well being of humans by having better health care etc. We shouldn't think they are taking our jobs, we should focus on how we can make them help us have more free time. I understand that it's difficult to understand how you could make a living without working 12h a day with 2 days vacation in a year which seems to be the American way.

It had preprogrammed movements

​@@Another-Addressthey will just have fourteen year old kids running them from some bunker

Do you want them to reproduce on their own?