/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>57816860
To a degree yes. The issue with actual physical labor being replaced is that it is unironically cheaper to just keep paying a human vs buying, transporting, and maintaining a robot to do that work.
I actually had a fun discussion because someone tried to pull that on me and I was like.

"Roru, Rumao even some guy at a computer is FAR easier and cheaper to replace then a person putting products on a shelf all day."

>>57817009
The issue is how does the robot get to the location to do the plumbing job. I am sure it can get figured out but again it is just easier to replace some guy pressing buttons then it is to justify the cost of replacing a plumber.

>>54748196
Nah this whole bubble was propped up by stimulus money and the easiest access normies have ever seen due to technology and fractional shares. Now the normies are leaving they have been leaving for a while now they can't handle a crab and institutions are mostly just holding bonds which will only increase with more rate hikes.

>>54453136
Only for white collar WFH types.

>>54022860
I love how people are scrambling saying "The Fed won't let the 15th largest bank collapse and die! Pivot now!" when in 08 the Fed let the 4th largest bank collapse and die. The Fear has only just begun.

>>49344744
>deflation is good

>>7199327
>Anon, why haven't you cleaned up the kiddie excrement in the PlayPlace yet?

Kek'd, modern society is so fucked, this is literally somebody's job.

>>2795864

>>1224105
It's an expression.

are you autistic or something?