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    At manufacturing plants around the world, robots are used to build cars cheaper and more efficiently than humans. Robots similar to The Nissan robots can lift objects weighing far more than any human could handle. Being non-biological, and not representative of the human race, they are accepted in society without question.

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    At manufacturing plants around the world, robots are used to build cars cheaper and more efficiently than humans. Robots similar to The Nissan robots can lift objects weighing far more than any human could handle. Being non-biological, and not representative of the human race, they are accepted in society without question.

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    At manufacturing plants around the world, robots are used to build cars cheaper and more efficiently than humans. Robots similar to The Nissan robots can lift objects weighing far more than any human could handle. Being non-biological, and not representative of the human race, they are accepted in society without question.

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    At manufacturing plants around the world, robots are used to build cars cheaper and more efficiently than

    humans. The picture below shows a robot assembly at Nissan Shatai Kyushu Co, Japan. The Nissan robots were not created in the image of man and, with the exception of employment redundancy fears, are accepted in society without question. Robots similar to the Nissan robots can lift objects weighing far more than any human could handle. Robotic systems are continuing to evolve, and man is becoming more and more reliant on them.

    Picture courtesy of http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2010/03/robots_part_iii.html

    Robots are in effect slaves of humanity. Being non-biological, and not representative of the human race, they are accepted as slaves.

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