TET: Close the Door, oPen the nExt

[Veceria]

We'll leave the selection process to impartial intelligent machines designed by other impartial intelligent machines. That should take care of the human error risk.

But who would design those machines?

On it.

[The Unhallowed City]

I smell Harmony affinity.

Harmony/Supremacy best affinity.

Delicious, delicious augmented superiority.

[Hurdegaryp]

We'll leave the selection process to impartial intelligent machines designed by other impartial intelligent machines. That should take care of the human error risk.

But who would design those machines?

Currently that is still a human activity, but we already live in a world where the next generation of industrial robots is assembled by the previous generation of industrial robots.

[Gallade]

We'll leave the selection process to impartial intelligent machines designed by other impartial intelligent machines. That should take care of the human error risk.

But who would design those machines?

Probably the Germans. It's usually the Germans.

[Luziyca]

But who would design those machines?

On it.

Thanks!

[Hurdegaryp]

But who would design those machines?

Probably the Germans. It's usually the Germans.

That's old hat. Americans are good at robotics, so it may very well be them. Otherwise it will be the Koreans or the Japanese.

[Gallade]

Some people may object to that, but you can't please everyone. Just add more biotech.

Not a fan, unless I get to do the selecting.

Let's be realistic here, the concept of the body known as the USA being involved in a renaissance is laughable at best.

[Lingria]

Probably the Germans. It's usually the Germans.

That's old hat. Americans are good at robotics, so it may very well be them. Otherwise it will be the Koreans or the Japanese.

Unless Americans are secretly Germans! *gasp*

[Gallade]

Probably the Germans. It's usually the Germans.

That's old hat. Americans are good at robotics, so it may very well be them. Otherwise it will be the Koreans or the Japanese.

It's western decadence we're combating here so I'm afraid the east is going to have to sit this one out for the sake of the hypothetical.

As for the States, see above. o/

[Hurdegaryp]

Not a fan, unless I get to do the selecting.

Let's be realistic here, the concept of the body known as the USA being involved in a renaissance is laughable at best.

The USA is huge and has many different faces. The computer I'm currently using has been made possible by developments started in Silicon Valley and other places in the land of the free & the home of the brave.

[Lingria]

Let's be realistic here, the concept of the body known as the USA being involved in a renaissance is laughable at best.

The USA is huge and has many different faces. The computer I'm currently using has been made possible by developments started in Silicon Valley and other places in the land of the free & the home of the brave.

Eeeeeh. That can be contested.

[Gallade]

Let's be realistic here, the concept of the body known as the USA being involved in a renaissance is laughable at best.

The USA is huge and has many different faces. The computer I'm currently using has been made possible by developments started in Silicon Valley and other places in the land of the free & the home of the brave.

Honeybun, we're already in the grips of technological kaboom. Think future.

[The Unhallowed City]

That's old hat. Americans are good at robotics, so it may very well be them. Otherwise it will be the Koreans or the Japanese.

Unless Americans are secretly Germans! *gasp*

Americans are secretly most of Europe, as it happens.

[Hurdegaryp]

The USA is huge and has many different faces. The computer I'm currently using has been made possible by developments started in Silicon Valley and other places in the land of the free & the home of the brave.

Eeeeeh. That can be contested.

It's a bit more complicated than that, true, but the first personal computers were actually manufactured in the US of A.

[Lingria]

Eeeeeh. That can be contested.

It's a bit more complicated than that, true, but the first personal computers were actually manufactured in the US of A.

And are now produced in the P R of C

Unless Americans are secretly Germans! *gasp*

Americans are secretly most of Europe, as it happens.

Probably a failed experiment.

[Luminesa]

That's old hat. Americans are good at robotics, so it may very well be them. Otherwise it will be the Koreans or the Japanese.

Unless Americans are secretly Germans! *gasp*

But...I am part-German.

[Hurdegaryp]

Americans are secretly most of Europe, as it happens.

Probably a failed experiment.

Authorities in the Third Reich were of the opinion that a 'mongrel nation' such as the USA could never become too strong, because they lacked the purity, the purpose and other stupid things that nazis are so fond of. It was only one of many mistakes made by them.

[Luminesa]

Probably a failed experiment.

Authorities in the Third Reich were of the opinion that a 'mongrel nation' such as the USA could never become too strong, because they lacked the purity, the purpose and other stupid things that nazis are so fond of. It was only one of many mistakes made by them.

That and invading Russia in the winter.

Also, naming an entire military operation after a German ruler who drowned during the Crusades.

[The Unhallowed City]

Probably a failed experiment.

Or a dramatically successful one, depending on whether or not you're the owner of the colonies or the ones doing the colonizing.

Authorities in the Third Reich were of the opinion that a 'mongrel nation' such as the USA could never become too strong, because they lacked the purity, the purpose and other stupid things that nazis are so fond of. It was only one of many mistakes made by them.

the more you know amirite

[Gallade]

I really hate these days when there's absolutely nothing to do in the office, not even drudge work.

Will process asylum seekers for food.

[Immoren]

We'll leave the selection process to impartial intelligent machines designed by other impartial intelligent machines. That should take care of the human error risk.

But who would design those machines?

Bob aen Bob

[Luziyca]

Gah. Lots of shit to do. At least I got a short day...

[Immoren]

I really hate these days when there's absolutely nothing to do in the office, not even drudge work.

Will process asylum seekers for food.

For food rather than into food at least

[Ethel mermania]

Not a fan, unless I get to do the selecting.

We'll leave the selection process to impartial intelligent machines designed by other impartial intelligent machines. That should take care of the human error risk.

No thank you, I know what is best. We can tell the public we are building intelligent machines, to build intelligent machines to make the selections, but we will spend the money on bunga-bunga parties in the French Riviera.

[Gallade]

We'll leave the selection process to impartial intelligent machines designed by other impartial intelligent machines. That should take care of the human error risk.

No thank you, I know what is best. We can tell the public we are building intelligent machines, to build intelligent machines to make the selections, but we will spend the money on bunga-bunga parties in the French Riviera.

Get the fuck out of my house, there are children present.