Three days had passed. The awe from the “Mirrorworld” experience had gradually settled, but that icy sliver of doubt, like a persistent affliction, had not faded. Instead, it had taken root and sprouted within Lin Che’s heart. The whispered “see the truth” and the anomalous data stream replayed constantly in his mind. He tried to
Core Analogy: The “Heart” and “Blood” of Industrial Production Imagine a modern smart factory as a highly efficient “giant” in full motion. A Closer Look: How the Critical Power System Functions 1. Steady Blood Flow = Stable Operation 2. Instant Life Support = Preventing Sudden Death 3. Sustained Endurance = Buying Critical Time Consequences of a
The relationship between humans and robots in the future will far surpass the simple model of “tool and user,” evolving into a complex, multi-layered, and dynamic symbiotic ecosystem. We can envision this future landscape from the following dimensions: 1. The Four Stages of Relationship Evolution Future relationships will likely not be linear but coexist in
The idea that robots might completely replace human labor in industrial production is a prevalent and significant topic. While this represents a clear trend, the process is complex, gradual, and unlikely to be absolute. We can explore this perspective on several levels: Arguments in Favor of “Complete Replacement” (Why It’s Possible) Arguments Against “Complete Replacement”
