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when robots ruled and "The Guardian went into liquidation

When Robots ruled And “The Guardian” went into liquidation It will be a strange quiet world when robots take over there will be no middle-class the ranting of the eggheads in the Guardian will cease their utterings will be quaint. At the time when robots were perfected a pill emerged on the market made women and men infertile until they wanted to start a family, alas, it was irreversible and it only Takes a generation. The poor was working for the robots picking up trash such as screws, the streets were empty and cars were obsolete. Some robots that had received too much learning wrote Books to each other – as they did now- and had literary reviews, but since each book sounded like another down to the bloody “,” it fell out of vogue, so much academia and no one to buy their books. At the same time as it was discovered by the human workers that when a friendly robot accepted a glass of beer it made a summersault, froze and became a piece of junk leaking oil. The fight back began the robots had not been programmed To tolerate Alcohol, the Achilles heel, and the workers were Jubilant waved flags No longer should robots- any robots with mechanical learning whether university or not- to rule over them.
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