CARGO TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS OF THE FUTURE THAT ARE WORTH SEEING

[@951WoodworkDesigns-bx4kn]

Every year automation removes the need for more and more humans. As long as companies continue to automate to save money and increase productivity, it is, and will continue to negatively impact the human race. Although automation saves companies money, they don’t reduce their prices which makes it even more difficult for those that lose their jobs. We’re told to train for programing, coding and other jobs, but there will only be so many available jobs in an automated society. There are also only so many job that require humans to perform them, so even this area is threatened. I believe that the government needs to step in and require that companies must hire a certain percentage of humans per machines or something similar. Automation, including the use if AI’s will eventually destroy a country and a large percentage of the population will be unemployed. In addition, employees pay taxes which fund the government and the nation, machines don’t. If there is a dramatic reduction in taxes, the government can’t afford to pay unemployment, or any other benefits or entitlements that people rely on. Of course, the United States hasn’t really been concerned enough with the national debt and won’t take seriously steps to curtail it until it hurts everyone. The same goes for social security and Medicare which runs out of money in 7-11 years or so. The government hasn’t taken serious steps to correct it, and probably won’t until it negatively impacts everyone because politics come first. No party wants to make major changes for fear of not being reelected. With automation and AI, they likely will do what they always do and ignore it until the majority of the population is unemployed, everyone’s wealth is reduced or eliminated and, the government doesn’t have sufficient taxes coming in to properly run the government. They will wait to do something about automation and AI until it’s too late, just like everything else.

[@heyletsplaythis]

The reason the electric plane is called Alice is because it’s a fairy tale! Electric vehicles suck in the cold. It’s pretty cold up in the air where it flies.

[@tracemyersx]

Batteries are far more resilient to those temperatures than humans are and amazingly enough, we don't die up there. Batteries still have quite a ways to go but they are getting there.

[@heyletsplaythis]

@@tracemyersx then why did everyone with an electric car, in a cold area during the winter could not drive their cars?

[@neurofiber2406]

@@heyletsplaythis Lack of battery heaters...

[@tracemyersx]

@@heyletsplaythis lack of understanding. Batteries in modern electric cars have heaters to get them up to temp initially and when in operation, the heat of normal operation keeps them working fine. Do you know what the most popular car in Norway is? Do you know what the winters are like in Norway? Do you think they shut down for the winter? Battery vehicles are different than gas vehicles. Each had things you need to keep in mind. In order to charge efficiently, batteries need to be pure conditioned and it takes a greater amount of time when cold. The users of the vehicles, number 1, were dependent on public fast chargers. Many were rental or leases from Uber so the people didn't have home charging, they didn't have a good understanding of battery vehicle operation. They expected to pull up to the pump and start the flow which doesn't happen in the cold. Most had not even pre conditioned their battery. So it has to happen while connected which takes longer in the cold. So they disconnected and tried to restart the process... Which restarted the entire process. Some were trying to charge at not so well maintained stations. All new things require learning.

[@heyletsplaythis]

@@neurofiber2406 so planes will have to have a lot of battery heaters to keep them from getting cold and drain the batteries more from the current drawn by the battery heaters? So what magic do you have to charge all these planes? I don’t know any electric grid that’s capable of handling all this extra load. Only thing that would make sense then is adding more nuclear power plants 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@plumeyer]

Texas is not landlocked. It has a coast on the Gulf of Mexico and a HUGE port in Houston.

[@taftancastingchannel]

بسیار عالی بود 👍🏼

[@charlesadamsimmonsiii9600]

3:01 It's just like on the movie WALL-E

[@PhilipFear]

Let's not forget the massive bogg-downs at our ports created by the Covid 19 pandemic.... The bigger, more complex, the system isn't always the best operating.... Sometimes simple is better and even more efficient....😊

[@JoelBlackman.]

I dont know why but i just searched for ages for this yt channel cos i got a random memory.

[@rayodell8213]

Maybe DPD could invest in artificial intelligence to drive their vans to stop their vans from pulling out Infront of you, failing to indicate when changing lanes and to get parcels to the correct address on time ☹️😮

[@Anthony-qg3qo]

@ 5:48 dude if that's how robots stack a trailer? Packages will be all over the place, by the time it gets to it's 1st destination or only destination

[@nicovantol7363]

Vraag me af wanneer het fout gaat en men terug gaat naar mensen die werken

[@james8179]

It'll only take a disgruntled employee to screw things up lol

[@scottmccloud9029]

​@@james8179 I've never seen a gruntled employee, that I know of.

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

When things go wrong, they need people in place to fix them.

[@bling1634]

Awesome video

[@RogerBennett-q7w]

It’s going to be millions upon millions of people who will be out of work

[@tempcone7644]

I feel like if an emp were to hit all these projects would be mostly out of commission

[@tracemyersx]

If emp hits anywhere near modern society it will be a fascinating example of sociological devolution to watch ... Hopefully from a long way away.

[@stormtrooper2170]

Soon all this becomes reality. Soon human will be "Free"👈😁😁😁

[@Freesavh1776]

Oh yeah automated warehouses, costing people their jobs everyday. Automation isn't always the best thing for people that actually keep the world moving.

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

It would negatively affect jobs actually handling the cargo, true. But it would also create jobs for monitoring and maintaining the automated systems. Pretty sure those cargo-moving robots can’t fix themselves.

[@tracemyersx]

​@@BrowncoatGofAZyet

[@tracemyersx]

Show me one example ever of a technology that could reduce cost at the expense of human jobs that was not eventually adopted. No hurry. I'll wait.

[@BrowncoatGofAZ]

@@tracemyersx if they want cargo-bots, they’ll build cargo-bots. If they want fixer-bots, they’ll build fixer-bots. The more functions you build into a robot, the more complex and breakable you make them. Example: computer chess games can beat grandmasters, but they’re not programmed to operate warships.

[@Baumer747]

To quote @tracemyersx, yet. This whole episode was about how disposable humans are becoming, even though the creators don't recognize that. Eventually, there will be no one left to purchase the ears the automatons are manufacturing and moving.

[@rachelmoore1974]

This is impressive and all, but if we keep eliminating human jobs, who's going to have the money to buy all the things these robots are picking, packing, loading, and delivering?

[@u.s.aarchangelforgod3679]

TY T.Z

[@MrSHADOWANGEL999]

Glorious

[@GlobalistJuice]

You will eat the bugs and enjoy them silly human.

[@neurofiber2406]

21st century infrastructure. This is how Amazon Prime members get free overnight delivery. The low cost of storing and shipping goods today would not be possible without this.

[@RogerBennett-q7w]

So what happen when thousands of people don’t have jobs and can’t support themselves and their families

[@YounRangr]

Learner technical skill people you're labour is redundant in the technical world

[@ankursahu269]

Please increase your technology please please please

[@RogerBennett-q7w]

Those companies are going to put there self out of business nobody can buy anything when they have no money

[@gabrieldee345don5]

All this stuff will use a lot of materials no so environmental friendly. Construction on/in the sea cannot so good for the life in the sea...Anyway, is too late...

[@gamestar2090]

4rd comment 😂😂😅😅