Once they can replace us with them, they will.

The end game of creating humanoid and other robotic systems and wiring them into a single globalized network in centralized AGIs
There is a sentence that captures a deep modern anxiety in only a few words: Once they can replace us with them, they will. It is provocative because it compresses multiple fears into one claim.
“They” could mean governments, corporations, military institutions, investors, or any concentration of power.
“Us” could mean workers, citizens, creators, consumers, even communities.
“Them” could mean humanoid robots, automated logistics systems, software agents, autonomous vehicles, industrial machines, or synthetic decision-makers.











I stopped using Walmart home delivery due to the added cost, tip, then you decide when you want it delivered, if it's damaged or faulty, good luck talking to a human, and I put in explicit directions to my house, drivers still couldn't find me, I want the good old human interaction not talking to a robot and typing in everything they need to know, some stores where I live now charge you for bag for your groceries, Do away with AI and get some real human to help you , and Amazon makes you buy 35.00 in products for free shipping for products they choose, and then you pay for 3 day shipping, or you can get free day shipping 1 day later, I am smart enough to take the extra day shipping to get it free..but people don't have the common sense to realize it, but yes I would rather go to a physical store and look at the product, speak to a human, ask questions I need before buying, but the computer age is turning us into a lazy zombie generation