Questions: Technology & Internet

Okay Guys... it's happening.

Female Robots are now available.

Which of their capabilities is most important to you?

Please vote in the poll below.

GAG and reddit appear to have a "similar" system, in terms of upvote/downvote and going anon. Differences depart from there, however. Entirely different layouts one from another, and different features.

For instance, reddit permits alt accounts, but GAG does a better job at encouraging posting without fear that hate and downvotes are going to alter the way you post or what you think. GAG has benefits for what you're able to do at higher levels and a proper profile page, without asking you to pay anything. Reddit is very dressed down, but has tons of features, like avatars, dark/light mode selector, and premium paid features. And of course, GAG has a slant toward relationships, culture and fashion, whereas reddit is kind of a free-for-all.

It seems like each might have opportunities to learn from each other in some ways, but (as is) those of you who've used both reddit and GAG, do you have a preference on which you like best, all features considered? And if there is a fave, what's the feature or aspect of it that sells you as being superior to what you get elsewhere?

When I look at the snowball effect of technology that has been occurring and how it continues accelerating, I wonder if we will... someone... will "lose it" or consciously decide society is not ready for all this, and try to set us back a few centuries to slow it down.

A lot of the technology progress can be good. Trouble is, can hit on our worst issues... security, trust, fear.

Quantum computing, artificial intelligence, bio engineering, space... to name a few.

We are in a massive time of social change pushed by technological discovery.

Will someone try to throw sand into the cogs and slow it down?

Wars, plagues, social uprisings?

Do you think those in power might try to "pull the plug"... if it looks to be getting out of control?

Granted... often wars lead to new technologies. But what if many of the top physicists were retained by Germany and wiped out? They've done this in Cambodia and China and Germany before... terminating people. This time... it's global.