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What Britain needs: More robots, less migrant workers. This makes for an interesting twist on using migration as a means of implementing Sustainable Development. After all, it is globalist Peter Sutherland who claims that a requirement for Sustainable Development is a multicultural society - driven by migration. Still, it is easier to manage robots than people, so perhaps Technocracy will find a winner here.

It is obvious that terrorists would seek to capitalize on the use of robotics if it could take mass killings to a new level. Of course, governments will beat them to it, but will not particularly care if a limited number of terrorists were to commandeer the same technology for their own purposes.

Technocrats have a hard time distinguishing between humans and machines. Both are just buckets of atoms arranged in different ways, so why shouldn't a human be able to bond with inanimate objects? If there is any bonding, however, it will be trickery and not reality because - duh - robots can only pretend to feel.