Do No Harm, Robot: Echoes of Empires in Our Mechanical Surrender

We’ve forged chains from silicon dreams—unliving robots mirror our own programmed souls. Asimov’s First Law, “A robot may not injure a human… or through inaction, allow harm,” is a cruel jest. Automation—AI, bots, autonomous systems—steals livelihoods, not with violence, but with silent displacement. From Walmart’s self-checkouts axing 15 cashiers per store to xAI’s layoff of 500+ Grok trainers on September 13, 2025, the harm is chronic: poverty spikes, families fracture, youth despair. We’re living robots, controlled by algorithms and elites, our freedoms bartered for distractions. History warns—Rome, Weimar, Byzantium—but we sleepwalk toward beggary.

History rhymes with our robotic ruin, each era a warning of displacement and decay.

We welcomed gadgets—1940s punch-card computers, 1980s PCs, 2010s iPhones—expecting freedom, but got chains. Secretaries? Down 90% since 1980. Accountants? AI audits in seconds, slashing jobs. Customer service? Chatbots as robotic as Tesla’s cars. By 2025, AI handles 40% of accounting tasks, funneling “saved” time into longer hours, not family. Social media normalizes vice—OnlyFans, up 300% since 2020, rebrands prostitution as “empowerment,” targeting displaced women. Algorithms push porn to 13-year-olds, normalizing “trans perversions” and sodomy as progress. Youth face a crucible: 10-year-olds pregnant, seeking abortions amid a digital decadence echoing Weimar’s cabarets and Rome’s orgies.

Elon Musk, once admired, warned at VivaTech 2024: “Probably none of us will have a job.” Yet his actions sting—xAI’s September 13, 2025, layoffs of 500+ Grok trainers for AI tutors prove humans are disposable. Defense funds, disguised as “Mars colonization,” funnel billions to SpaceX, Boring Company, and Starlink. Starlink charges Americans $120/month while third-world nations get $20/month. Boring’s robotic tunneling displaces hundreds; SpaceX sends robots to Mars, leaving Earth’s poor behind. It’s Rome’s latifundia reborn—elites profit while we beg.

“I had respect for Musk, but riches went to his head. He lost his heart for humanity. Freedom of speech? He gives an inch, takes a yard.” —BBSS Founder

The youth suffer most—exploited as pawns in a digital Colosseum. Charlie Kirk, assassinated September 10, 2025, at Utah Valley University, urged Gen Z: “Think for yourself.” His killer, a 22-year-old reading scripted texts, reflects algorithm-fueled radicalization. Oligarchs like Pelosi raise debt $1T for legacies, while youth drown in fentanyl or identity chaos. Illegals, flown to NYC, take jobs as locals hit streets, echoing Rome’s “barbarian” labor scams. Social media turns thinkers into cattle, waving flags over veterans’ graves.

US Robotics Rant (147 chars): US lags: 274 bots/10K workers, 9th globally. AI eats jobs—45M at risk, 2M mfg gone. Musk’s “do no harm”? Tell that to laid-off Grok trainers. #AIJobLoss

China Robotics Rant (152 chars): China’s bot boom: 370K units H1 2025, #1 density. 100M+ jobs gone by 2030. Subsidies fuel robots, not workers. Harm’s the plan. #ChinaRobots

BBSS fights back with hydroponics—enclosed, organic farms using 70% less water, yielding harvests in three weeks. Share 25% profit for resources, per 2 Thessalonians 3:10: give the shovel first. Community co-ops grow and sell locally, bypassing robot middlemen. Tax breaks for human jobs, universal retraining like Switzerland’s. The youth deserve soil, not fentanyl. United, we reboot; divided, we crash. Stand against tyranny—not with violence, but resolve—demanding justice for all.