I’m sorry, as someone might take offence.
I don’t think this sort of excessive automation is a good thing. One day we’ll forget how to breathe, because some ‘convenient’ person will upgrade us to a neural module…
That’s just my point of view. Computerised heating control – OK. Fridge control – OK (e.g. switching between holiday and normal modes). Voice-activated light switching – sometimes handy. Heater and light in the aquarium – OK. But automatic feeding? I’m not sure it’s a good idea. When we sit down and feed the fish ourselves, we always know exactly how much to put in – what if the fish aren’t actually hungry since the last feeding? Besides, it’s nice to watch them, taking a break from the screen for a moment.
Personally, I’m a bit sceptical about it. Everyone does as they see fit, though. I wonder how much electricity it’ll actually ‘consume’ and whether it’ll be cost-effective in the end. And just like that, without any exercise, the tummy grows
then it’s time to lose weight...
Best regards.
I don’t think this sort of excessive automation is a good thing. One day we’ll forget how to breathe, because some ‘convenient’ person will upgrade us to a neural module…
That’s just my point of view. Computerised heating control – OK. Fridge control – OK (e.g. switching between holiday and normal modes). Voice-activated light switching – sometimes handy. Heater and light in the aquarium – OK. But automatic feeding? I’m not sure it’s a good idea. When we sit down and feed the fish ourselves, we always know exactly how much to put in – what if the fish aren’t actually hungry since the last feeding? Besides, it’s nice to watch them, taking a break from the screen for a moment.
Personally, I’m a bit sceptical about it. Everyone does as they see fit, though. I wonder how much electricity it’ll actually ‘consume’ and whether it’ll be cost-effective in the end. And just like that, without any exercise, the tummy grows
Best regards.