r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/nandu_sabka_bandhoo • Feb 04 '23
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u/Glass-Membership2680 Feb 04 '23
WokGpt
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u/BefreiedieTittenzwei Feb 04 '23
“Errrmerrrrgerrrrd! Therrrryrre currrmin furrrr uuurrrr jeeerrrrbs!”
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u/kittenconfidential Feb 05 '23
they wok arr jawbs
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u/Glass-Membership2680 Feb 08 '23
Hahahaha thanks for bringing this up. It makes me laugh every time.
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u/Eig8t86 Feb 04 '23
Yo Harry Potter shit
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u/TheYoten Feb 04 '23
I think it is time to accept real modern society is more full of wonder and amazement than the wizard society in Harry Potter.
Our magic works, and it's not blood that limits access to it, it's wealth! I think that's an improvement.
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u/holiloxxx Feb 04 '23
I cannot decide wether it is eccentric or interesting.
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u/SphericalBitch2020 Feb 05 '23
Or rude..... I just can't get meat bashing out of my mind now..... there is something quite brute about that jerky motion....
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u/Recent_Ambition_8678 Feb 05 '23
For a moment I thought it was witchcraft.
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u/nandu_sabka_bandhoo Feb 05 '23
As the saying goes "any science advanced enough is indistinguishable from magic " !!
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u/Jcl30301 Feb 04 '23
I don’t know the business’s situation but this makes me kinda sad :(
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u/TheYoten Feb 04 '23
It should make you happy. Mindlessly mixing a wok over a hot fire is the kind of labor you want to automate. Let the people play with the flavors and interact with the customers.
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u/DeficitDisordered Feb 04 '23
Low self-esteem moment, being replaced by an old windscreen-wiper motor.
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u/SphericalBitch2020 Feb 05 '23
I can hear the thunk.......thunk......thunk......thunk......thunk from here.
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u/One-eyed-bed-snake Feb 04 '23
With me not believing in ghosts, my feeble brain couldn't comprehend what was going on here for a second.
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u/kopelman1 Feb 04 '23
That ghost is in the machine. Could be a great title for a book/movie or something.
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u/jovial_polling04 Feb 04 '23
It's interesting how when one person does it it's innovative, but when a company does it on a huge scale with more technologically advanced systems replacing more educated people, it's dangerous
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u/Sure-Ad-2465 Feb 05 '23
It really is, and politicians need to wake the f--k up and figure out what to do about it. Not promising so far.
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u/Yellowmelle Feb 05 '23 edited Feb 05 '23
Some places can have workers repeating a task like that for damn near a whole shift, and once that muscle in your arm is damaged, doing the job becomes pretty painful and it never seems to heal back to normal. :/
(Wouldnt be fun to clean, though)
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u/DarkWolf966 Feb 04 '23
Ghosts are the most overworked and underpaid members of our society and no one says anything.