The Grand Robot-Alien Invasion on a Pre-historic Scale that will Transform the World
By Greg Evans
As several of you who know, read my recent article, we were in Miami. What I didn’t talk much about was how space-age that city is becoming. Robot cabs with no people in the front seat. Robot delivery drivers. I suspect a few robot flying machines. Robots answering the phone at hotel front desks. Robots taking orders at restaurants, it was like nothing I would have predicted back in the 1980s and 1990s as a child and teenager watching the Jetsons and Transformers. Nintendo and the arcade were the mind-blowing technologies and I was a Mortal Kombat legend.
I also recently watched the movie War Machine, a “sci-fi” movie of giant robots that attack earth. Except, I didn’t think it was very science fiction at all. In fact, I believe that will happen here before too long, and not from alien robot space invaders, but by robot created by humans who will eventually take over. I don’t think it is a possibility, I think it’s a probability.
In 10 years, I believe babies will be neutered at birth because what’s the point of having people who just take up space, use resources, and be a nuisance sitting around while robots do everything. In 100 years or sooner, 75% of the population will be robots. In 200-300 years, robots will be able to think for themselves and take over earth, killing and enslaving the humans.
In 1,000 years, robot children will read this article and discuss what life was like when humans roamed the planet, just as we study the dinosaurs on Pangea, or the Native Americans before European conquest. As Shakespeare said in King Lear, “The wheel is come full circle.”
When that time comes earth will be unrecognizable. There will be no more trees or rivers, rain or snow. There will be no need for oxygen and if there is, it will be manufactured. But time will continue to march on because not even the robots will be able to stop that. Eventually the robots will all disappear or morph into something else and that will makes its mark on earth or some other planet somewhere, or maybe not even a planet but a space city floating in circles around some star somewhere. The cycle will continue indefinitely as it always has, since God first created everything. Call “Everything” what you want, God, science, mother nature, some whacked out ancient pre-dinosaur wizard - it’s all the same thing.
Robots will rule the world one day. This is for several reasons: a very small portion of the people in corner offices with views of different oceans and city landscapes will become astronomically wealthy, while making the average masses think they are somehow cashing in on it even though they generally aren’t, and most people are lazy and want robots to do the heavy lifting. This is destined to backfire and future generations will suffer. Half the humans will revolt against the oppression, and the other half will protest against them in support of the misbehavior of the robots, because, well, humans are insane.