If you get a chance and have a non-duty day, go to the mall and observe all of the robots walking with their devices and are completely oblivious as to their surroundings.  Even if they have a companion, they have their head stuck in their machine.  The funniest scene I have witnessed are six people dinning and each of them have their head stuck down looking at their machines with no conversation.  They could have saved a lot of money by staying home.  Or I bet it was one of those parties where everyone brought their machine and have a “machine watching party.”  Another funny was at the grocery store  a young lady was talking on her cell phone and the remark I heard was “I am in Aisle 6 at Super S.”  Now would anyone be interested in what aisle you are in at the grocery store.  What a waste of time!  The government requests all people to be observant of our surroundings – this is not possible in a robot nation.  If I were the rule maker, I would have a rule that would  set aside time during the day to check your machines or have a buzz on the machine when an important message arrives.  Every message is not for instant viewing and can be viewed during “viewing time.”  Let’s all declare a “wake up and smell the roses” by limiting this addiction to the machines.  As a nation, we are beginning to look stupid by being led around by our machines.  I bet you can’t do it – all of you will probably have to have counselling.

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