/sci/ - Science & Math

I don't see why people find it so far-fetched. It's not just that computers are faster, smaller, cheaper. Programs are being made smarter, and data is increasingly becoming more available and more digestible. Supermarkets are more efficient with self-checkouts, online stores are more profitable with less employees than their brick-and-mortar counterparts, and truck-drivers are on the list of workers about to be displaced by robots. What worries me is not just that there are people who deny the rise of machines. What worries me is that the people concerned with the risks are just making movies.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Sxs4uXn7xA

>>2792840
>sauce
Dem prophets, man...

Those who post in this thread will be saved from the war.

Doubles will be predictions of the future.
Ending in 5 though means you will become a nuclear mutant.