How does society change? Does it change on its own or does it change as a result of things that a few people force on it.
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I say primarily by things a few people force on it.
Look at the whole Black Lives Matter ordeal. Look at woke culture.
Society is controlled on levels that we don’t even think about because we’re so busy living day to day. Meanwhile, the power elite plan decades ahead.
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I am a strong supporter of holding police officers accountable for police brutality and any other criminal behavior.
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How about when they plant drugs in people’s car?
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I used to watch this show, but I never knew they had one on dolls, people will pay this kind of price is beyond crazy, to each its own 
2 Chainz Meets the World’s Most Expensive Sex Dolls - MOST EXPENSIVEST
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In a groundbreaking conversation with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak, Elon Musk shares his insights on the future of artificial intelligence and its impact on the workforce. Musk predicts that AI will eventually become so advanced that no human jobs will be necessary. He also discusses the challenges that we will face as we adapt to this new reality, such as finding meaning in life without traditional work.
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Humans are evolving into robots, Humans will no longer be needed 
Inside the world’s first humanoid factory, where robots could eventually build themselves
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It’s be hilarious if he gets Apple shaking in their boots!
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There’s a startup that has developed a robot capable of handling really useful household tasks — like unloading the dryer, clearing the table, or folding laundry. This is made possible thanks to a new technology they call π0. It works like language models but instead “teaches” robots to perform various physical tasks. And the best part — this algorithm can control not just one type of robot but various models.
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Nvidia is developing AI-powered humanoid robots that can work in “human” environments — like warehouses, offices, and even hospitals. They train in simulations to safely perform real-world tasks.
https://technologymagazine.com/articles/nvidia-the-rise-of-ai-humanoid-robots
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I heard The United States Army has this technology since the gulf war.
in January 2024, when Chinese scientists from Zhejiang University claimed to have made significant advancements in adaptive camouflage. Before their showcase, previous camouflage technology did a poor job of blending in with complicated optical backgrounds or remaining adaptive when there was a sudden change in temperature or humidity. Think of it as a dry patch of grass sticking out in a wet field. If anything, such primitive technology made it easier to identify on the battlefield…
China’s SECRET Invisibility Suit Shocked USA
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We have entered the first stage of iRobot’s development
Introducing NEO Beta - A Humanoid Robot for the Home
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