The Venus Project: The Redesign Of A Culture

There will not be fewer jobs, because every individual will have access to a robot as mentioned earlier, although success will not from simply owning a robot but working with the robot in order to innovate ,”Our human assignment will be to keep making

The idea that engineering ourselves would make a perfect society is wrong. Because there is descriminartion with jobs- someone has to do the bad jobs. Perfection is different to everyone.

Although, everyone has a different idea of what a perfect society is, so everyone would disagree on how to make the perfect society. So really it is one person’s perfect society while it could be someone else’s nightmare. Even if the perfect society was created and everyone was equal eventually as people can not help but do the society would separate themselves into groups. When the society would do this they would favorite certain groups and neglect other groups needs. For example the book “The Hunger Games” by Suzanne Collins is a book where they try and make a perfect society and the groups divide and some are praised while other groups are neglected. Creating a so called perfect society has not worked out in the fictional world, so expecting it to work in the real world is

The goals of countless societies (including America) throughout human history has been to establish both a complet freedom and absolute equality. You can see this in the constatnt struggle for social and economic equality of the black people in America from activist such as Frederick Douglass, and Booker T. Washington, to 1960‘s civil rights leaders such as Martin Luther King, Malcolm X. You can also see this in the struggle of the Gays and lesbians communities for marriage equality, and in Women the pursuit for equal rights in pay etc. Living in societies of total freedom and complete equality would be a dream come true for billions around the world. It would be a world where every culture will respect fairness and tolerance, and

The rate at which technology advance is remarkable, and the percentage of unemployment is even more unbelievable. It is impressive how large companies can operate with robots and technology such as the lights-out factories. These factories use computerized robots to produce their product with the daily needs of a human workforce such as light, breaks, and AC. It led to a point where there is minimum of human interaction or communication. Now, if there are more companies that lean on electronics for production what will become of the society. While the workforce is decreasing, prices of food, taxes, rent, and other substantial needs are remaining necessities. Many people do not know when they will get laid off or even how they will find another source of income. This progress of technology is going to lead to a reformation to be put in place. The advance technologies will require advance skills to manage the machines or even a new set of job for people to maintain the economy. In general, when technology attempts to solve problems of matter, energy, space, or time, it is successful. When it attempts to solve human problems of the mind, communication, ability, etc. it fails or backfires dangerously (Kanat). Some technologies are exposed to have damaging when applied, which then entail the development of another technology to fix the problems. There is a circle with technology even as we

When you think about technological progress chances are you think about your own life becoming more convenient. A fire was easier to start with a chunk of flint than rubbing two sticks together, and once it was discovered it was utilized out of convenience. Convenience has always driven innovation, so it’s not an unrealistic assumption to expect a more convenient life in the future. It’s not all sunshine and rainbows though, as convenience means work transferred to machines, which means less work for people. In the past this has meant a transfer in the job market, old careers being replaced with new ones, and fields opening up which did not exist before. With the automation possible today we are seeing an exponential trend of automation, with more jobs being replaced by machines than are being

Yes in the near future, I believe that robots will replace humans relative to work. The reason being is when large companies/firms replace their employees with robots, they do not have to worry about paying salaries or compensation anymore. According to Andrew McAfee(https://www.ted.com/talks/andrew_mcafee_what_will_future_jobs_look_like?language=en#t-221607), not only will technology take over our jobs, technology/robots will provide efficiency, quality, and an “explosion,” in volume. Why would the owners, executives of the company want to pay for labor when they don’t have to? From McAfee’s(https://www.ted.com/talks/andrew_mcafee_what_will_future_jobs_look_like?language=en#t-221607) graph from Race Against the Machine’s shows us that Since

Complete equality would also prove to be useless as many societies have tried it in the past and failed. 2 major examples of this include Jonas’ community in “The Giver” and The Soviet Union. “I believe one of the most widely recognized problems of an attempted utopia like New Harmony was the tendency to invite everyone of all classes to join, then finding the harmonious union impossible.” (The Problems of Utopias). This quote explains how the common class could not live with the upper class in a Utopia.

What is a perfect world? Can a Utopia be “perfect” or is it destined to fail. A Utopia is an ideal world. Is it possible to make an ideal world flourish and succeed. A Utopia is supposed to make everyone happy.

In my honest opinion, if technology keeps evolving the way it is than people in factories or another place, people will not have jobs. We will end up being like the people on Wall-E. No exercise, always on the phone or some kind of electronic, and eating food out of a cup. We need to slow down the process a little bit and get things back to the way they used to be. It may not be what people want but would you rather live a long happy life or be obese sitting in a chair eating food out of a cup? Please choose wisely.

This is because more advancements in technology causing robotics to take our jobs. This is shown through the film, Advantageous. The film is a good example of the threat of job security. Gwen the main character, the mother needs to somehow make enough cash allowing for her child to continuing going to the prestigious school. She then goes to extreme experimental treatments to allow for the income of cash. This may become a major problem within the near future society. Allowing the robotics to have the jobs at which during this moment, we as humans, now hold. A possibility, for example that when the robotics take over the normal human life, instead of us sitting here right now at this conference, robotics could be informing all the humans that wish to have a better understand on what is going to occur within the next few decades. As humans, we should fear the future in which what is to come from the advancements in technology. This is because it will create more problems to the planet within the health sector as well as money, family and communication skills. After researching, it was found that children’s absorption in technology, from texting to playing video games, does by their very nature limit their availability to communicate with their parents. One study found that when the working parent arrived home after work, his or her children were so immersed in

Have you ever wondered if a perfect society is possible? A utopia is a “perfect

Everyone has a different opinion of a utopian society so therefor how will it work if everyone has different beliefs/customs. This is a big reason that a utopian society won't work because everyone in this world has different point of views on certain things. Also, everyone believes in different lifestyles. Those things really help to support that people don't want to be exactly the same. They want to believe in different things and have their own opinions. Another thing is that they would most likely be supporting their opinions over another’s opinion. That also leads to that there is no such thing as perfection. Even though many people strive for it mostly likely isn't going to happen. Your definition of perfection might differ majorly

The recipe for a perfect society doesn’t exist. Beginning with the difference of social classes which is a consequence of the unequal distribution of resources because of the capitalist system we live in. Even though the intention exists, the common good is an utopia at global level.

Living in a perfect world, with the perfect people, and the perfect government sounds ideal, doesn’t it? Everyone be employed, the economy would be better, the community could feel safe, and most of all everyone would be the happiest they could be. The government would be for the people, and all crimes would decrease due to the agreement on punishment from the people. Sounds like a fantasy right?