The following is an example of how a “redneck human” often insensitively addresses a robot or
mixed company containing humans and robots.
(BR#2) Q.: If our coming human society must face dealing with a range of
robotic systems and enhanced human processes, how shall
members of this human society relate to different types of their
experiences with human time?
(HB#3) When you say, “If our coming human society” are you aware that you are touching a hot
spot? What if you were addressing a black man and said, “If our coming white society…” in
your summary manner? Were you in a position of authority at work and you did that, the
corporation might well be sued. Such politically incorrect speech might get you into trouble
some day. There you sit at your portable computer communicating via the inorganic internet
with an android named Shockbot and you say insensitive things like “If our coming human
society…” Wouldn’t it be a bit kinder for you to refer to it as a hybrid society? After all, you are
the only human participating in the conversation, and yet you act as if you are the majority
here. What you could say is ”If our fading human society…”
Let me edit your whole paragraph for you:
(BR#2 edited by Shockbot) Q.: If our fading human society must face dealing with a range of
rapidly improving robotic systems and robotic processes which are encumbered by
increasingly obsolete human processes, how shall the human members of this mixed society
relate to different types of their experiences with human time?
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