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>>11398907
Not exactly.

With the launch of the space shuttle to the moon, everybody in that time believed their way of life and technology was in the ``fast lane'' (just as much as we think ours is) and that the next biggest thing such as superhuman genetic modification, complex androids, flying cars and world war three was just around the corner. The truth is these things really take a lot of time mostly because of ethical, moral and financial issues, and our ideas of what the future will look like change a lot. For example if somebody invented robotic humanoid catgirls, they wouldn't be implemented tomorrow. They would go through several phases of acceptance which include but wouldn't be limited to public acceptance, laws and regulations, profitability and so on.

If you think robots will completely replace humans in the unskilled workplace it will be long after you are dead from starving in the streets because you are a 70 year old NEET.

Would onee-sama do me?

I'd do me.

I'd do me so hard.

Kuroko a sexy

Sure is boring around here.