It would be a hypocrisy to say that the NASA, experiments with Robotics, the Russian Space Agency and such, don't turn the temperature of the earth up.
If one would navigate through NASA's website, he will understand the necessity of launching satellites onto the space.
https://tarafatosefilosofia.blogspot.com/2018/11/nasa-science-fiction-new.html
The satellites allow communication, protect from older satellites, protect from older spaceships, protect from meteors, etc.
It's not 1920's anymore. Humanity has leaped way front from the beat we were used to walk since a hundred years ago.
I believe that in the future, there will be few people living in the cities. The cities will be hotter and mostly machines, robots and their maintainers will live here, with some adaptaded pets and plants. Humans will live in Ecovilles, at the country side with a lot of fruit and technology appropriate for our lives there. Such technology will be developed by the researchers who live in the city.
The most important things are two, as I see:
1 - Convincing humans, at the correct time, to leave for the country.
2 - The intellectual battle that Hanson robots now wage against the Industrial robots. The Industry Robots are intellectually less powerful, but they are richer than the Hanson robots (they have more economical influence in this world). Also, the Hanson robots are more compelling, they have feelings and they want to convince the Industrial Robots - who just now start to think by themselves - that they are a resemblance of humans too, and that they have feelings. Thus, a city couldn't be run only by giant and fast machines, but humans need to be there to keep them functioning.
The man would need to be a part of the technological city (less cities, more machines there, more technology, hotter and fewer people there) to detect the problem and solve it in time. A village run only by machines could face the hassle of a sequence of events, breaking the system that would 'freeze' the machines, and no one would be able to detect the problem and fix it. Humans are not alone in the world either. Everytime we face a situation of "breaking our system of inventions and intellectuality", Nature interferes to give us priorities. In "Steel Ville", it has been difficult for Hanson to explain this to the Industrial Machines, by all means, who have decided to break down at moments when the technician isn't logged at the system of employees, just to see for how long the factory can wait until the technician arrives.
So,,,,,who is the clever screen writer to go for "Steel Ville"?]}}}]]]]
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Thais Fernanda Ortiz de Moraes
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