Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon

Come off the racial talk for one day and I would think you would start to feel life a lot more rewarding.
maybe you've convinced your self that you're living in the pre Lincoln era but wake up and realize you are not getting a beating or have shackle scars on your ankles, so set your own self free from the mental slavery that overwhelms your thinking pattern.

Progressive One

Life has been utmost rewarding....because I have always been a realist, never surprised by what I encounter because I am a realist and never had a victim mentality which is different from knowing when you are an intended victim......I am too learned to ever embrace your insulting bullshit denoting I am a modern progressive black man engaging any type of slavery...that is just dramatic cracka-speak for an emotional reaction from people like you who see black slavery as white glory years.....if you are highly highly educated like me, you get to see how others minds like yours are shackled because you're white speaking to my black ass from a superior premise offering psychoanalysis to my lack of mental prowess when I am the higher educated one.....people like you do not understand your own limits to your thinking...

Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon

are you the most intelligent person you know?

Progressive One

Never viewed myself relative to anyone,.just worked at it passionately the last 30+ years..

America Only Loc: From the right hand of God

AHhahahahahah OHOHOHHheheheehheeh OH LORD.....hehehehehehehehhahahahahahahahhahahhhHOHOHOHLALALALLOLOLLOL!

You got one part of this right....you are a Black Azz! Hoheheheheheehehehehehehehh

You have been a slave to your own ignorance for 30+ years...you frigging moron.....Nappy boy! WEEEEEEE hawww you lil porch monkey boy!

America Only Loc: From the right hand of God

Look in that mirror....YEOW! Yes...that is you.....HOHOHheheheheeheheheheheh OH lord...what a frigging knuckle headed weenie!

CRACK A baby...once hooked always hooked...back to your "pipe" PUFFER ONE....Mr. Perfeser....haoahoahahhhehehehehehehehe

America Only Loc: From the right hand of God

Lets just burn a cross on your lil front yard and then do some lynch mob partying...that should cure what your problem is...for good! Just think you won't have to worry about making no more Sea Gull sandwiches and no more having to worry about coming on this website pretending to be an educated negglar...it will totally set you free.....sounds good to me! I'll even bring some pop corn!

Progressive One

Will you be replaced by a robot?
A report says 38% of U.S. jobs could be at risk of automation by the early 2030s.
By Samantha Masunaga
More than a third of U.S. jobs could be at “high risk” of automation by the early 2030s, a percentage that’s greater than in Britain, Germany and Japan, according to a report released Friday.
The analysis, by accounting and consulting firm PwC, emphasized that its estimates are based on the anticipated capabilities of robotics and artificial intelligence, and that the pace and direction of technological progress are “uncertain.”
It said that in the U.S., 38% of jobs could be at risk of automation, compared with 30% in Britain, 35% in Germany and 21% in Japan.
The main reason is not that the U.S. has more jobs in sectors that are universally ripe for automation, the report says; rather, it’s that more U.S. jobs in certain sectors are potentially vulnerable than, say, British jobs in the same sectors.
For example, the report says the financial and insurance sector has much higher possibility of automation in the U.S. than in Britain. That’s because, it says, American finance workers are less educated than British ones.
While London finance employees work in international markets, their U.S. counterparts focus more on the domestic retail market, and workers “do not need to have the same educational levels,” the report said. Jobs that require less education are at higher potential risk of automation, according to the report.
Other industries that could be at high risk include hospitality and food service and transportation and storage.
Analysts have said truck driving probably will be the first form of driving in the U.S. to be fully automated , as long-range big rigs travel primarily on highways — the easiest roads to navigate without human intervention.
But robots won’t necessarily replace so many human workers. The report highlights several economic, legal and regulatory hurdles that could prevent automation, even in jobs where it would be technologically feasible.
For one, the cost of robots — including maintenance and repairs — could still be too expensive compared with human workers. And in the case of self-driving vehicles, questions remain about who is liable in an accident.
In other words, moving robots outside of a controlled environment is “still a big step,” said John Hawksworth, chief economist at PwC in Britain.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Friday that he wasn’t worried about artificial intelligence taking over American jobs.
“I think we’re so far away from that that it’s not even on my radar screen,” he told Axios Media . “I think it’s 50 or 100 more years.”
Mnuchin also said automation would enable human workers to do more productive jobs at higher wages. “It’s taken jobs that are low-paying,” he said. “We need to make sure we are investing in education and training for the American worker.”
Automation could end up creating some jobs, the PwC report said. Greater robotic productivity could boost the incomes of those behind the new technology, which Hawksworth said could flow into the larger economy.
Sectors that are harder to automate, such as healthcare, could also see a rise in jobs, he said.
samantha.masunaga@latimes.com
Twitter: @smasunaga

Loki Loc: Georgia

"Racist bastards?" Oh, you mean people like you. Bigoted, narcissistic liars.

Loki Loc: Georgia

YOU have never had a victim mentality? That lie gives the lie to your second misapprehension, that you are a realist.



"I am too learned to ever embrace your insulting bullshit denoting I am a modern progressive black man engaging any type of slavery...that is just dramatic cracka-speak for an emotional reaction from people like you who see black slavery as white glory years.....if you are highly highly educated like me, you get to see how others minds like yours are shackled because you're white speaking to my black ass from a superior premise offering psychoanalysis to my lack of mental prowess when I am the higher educated one.....people like you do not understand your own limits to your thinking..."[/quote]

That has to be one of the most mangled and senseless paragraphs I have read in some time. I should probably revise my characterization of your writing ability as 7th grade. I have been giving you far too much credit, but "it be what it be." True dat.

Dr.Dross

He is not in the line-up. Twitter has no batting cage or strike zone. He is swinging wildly. And disgracing America with every swipe of his nonsense. Deplorable, the one word that defines Trump. "Sad!" works as well. A despicable scumbag is a New York City assessment. The man is a worthless piece of crap and that fact will begin to be more and more clear.

Cool Breeze

OOOH! What a tough guy! Are we to believe that you are an exception to the State Rights Rule? Lawdy Bee! Pancakes anyone?

Cool Breeze

Spot On Doc! http://youtu.be/25psaDxHVfg
Just in case anyone missed it. The Chief advisor to the POTUS is a Pusworm!

Progressive One

I've written more formal documents than you...dissertation included.....engineering test procedures...Board of Commissioners and Legislative Analysis reports. Masters and Doctoral level research papers..graded graduate level papers for decades...really important things So why don't you take your dumb insulting ass to someone's college and stop thinking this is the University of OPP...no courses, no degree programs..............

what i told someone else:


Get a life...this is OPP, not an academic entity....go to school and get an education then you can scrutinize your own work that will be due. That will improve your life where you are running after people about language and grammar in a motherfking informal venue such as this chat room......you'll make more money and even become employed.....

what I have told someone else:

you people are so monolithic and inflexible that you all do not even understand the concept of separating the formal aspects of your lives from the informal aspects of it. One has nothing to do with the other.Do you think during all my years in school I acted like a straight-laced square just because I was getting an education? ...you people need to learn to quit defining others based on your own lack of flexibility or experience only operating in a few limited environments.

Loki Loc: Georgia

It has already been made clear about you. I suppose you make sense in your world. The problem is, no one but you knows where that world is located.