Did you give Google permission to -
Oh, that's a silly question. Of course you did. Somewhere along the line you clicked "Accept," and voila. This happened.
Like this.
And it works on an individual level, too. Venturebeat:
I guess that's cool. I'd prefer to do it myself, though. Teach a man to created an animated gif, and you've freed him from the robots.
Depends. Some starve, because they can't be bothered to go to the Fish Depot and get their fish, so they rob someone else on the way back. Or they can't afford the monthly premium for access to the robot-harvested fish, which is required because it costs a lot to keep the robot fishers going. Or they live with someone who fishes, unless that's been banned by the big, influential Robot lobby.
I was thinking about that aphorism the other day, and wondered: maybe the person to whom you give a fish and feed for a day doesn't live anywhere near water. The fish could be in the form of a McDonald's sandwich, in which case teaching him how to fish isn't very helpful. See, you put the bait on the hook, like this, then dangle the pole -
