And the robotics he did at NASA are rather amazing also, I like the medic version, freaked me out when saw that thing leap a wall then jump in back of hummer to pull a dummy out and carry it back to stagging area, mind blowing stuff. 

intent to sell does sound a bit robotic. i only meant that i wanted to evolve from a home owner to investor. i would like to flip a few properties, first, in an attempt to raise capitol. then move into a buy&hold/flip pattern. obviously i don't really know a lot about the business but i do think it could be a nice career

We are becoming more robotic in our learning processes just as our computers and devices operate.

I am friendly and have a conversation with them, I don't interrogate them, try to beat them up on a price or sound like a robot reading line by line off some sheet.

I started usingy account for my robot programming company and getting into real estate didnt require me to look for a new accountant.

You are not leading robots that can be easily programmed to always do the right thing all the time, your contractors are humans that require leadership.

Lastly, beyond 2030 is yet another threat we will have to face and that is A.I. and robots... yes robots.

Avoid sounding like a robot on the phone- reading a script word for word. 

I'm interested in the robotic vending stores that operate as a little robotic Walgreens.

They aren't making any more Earth, and until they do, it's a finite commodity.Earth, the one thing government and the Federal Reserve can't print more of.And for the futurists out there, don't worry in 20 years we're all going to be living off a Basic Universal Income and be living off of robotics and AI.See you in the VR world, my fellow freaks and geeks.