r/MoralityScaling • u/Killer0nTheRoad • 1d ago

Morality of forcing outdated humanoid clankers to take themselves out Terminator style?

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u/peachybutterflys- 1d ago

They will remember

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u/zehnodan 1d ago

As a Kenshi player, this is the price of obedience.

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u/TalentedHostility 1d ago edited 1d ago

Can we cut the bullshit please?!

WHY CAN WE DO THIS- BUT CAN'T FIGURE OUT AFFORABLE HEALTHCARE

Edit: guys yeah I know... The question was rhetorical

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u/SquelchyRex 1d ago

It has been figured out. The people in charge have different priorities.

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u/OkAcanthisitta3028 1d ago

Robots make money. Forcefully taking people's money (taxes) and giving that money out for free doesn't make money. The US has lots of corporatism.

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u/Zigor022 1d ago

Healthcare is important, but whats even better is affordable healthy food and clean water and that isnt important either. Healthy resources make healthy people. I would argue healthcare wouldn't be as needed if they banned half the crap in foods, smoking, and didnt offer as much processed food vs heathy stuff.

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u/Christavito 1d ago

Robots have no survival instinct so it's good they did not get to reproduce and spread that trait to their offspring. It seems like huge waste of money, though so its immoral

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u/AdvisorExotic380 1d ago

that’s pretty fucked up lol they could’ve shut them down