"Giving the washing machine legs is where civilization crosses the line"
VraserX · x · 2026-10-15
A wry take on humanoid robots: the author jokes about the day people start calling robots "unnatural" — even though our homes are already full of machines doing hours of manual labor our ancestors once did. Apparently, attaching legs to a washing machine is where civilization finally draws the line.
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