World Through My Eye

How-much-ever possible. Youngsters have the ability to grasp vast amount of information and develop many skills. The youngsters may not be "experts" very soon, but they should get a starting point on that particular field after teaching. Their future life will depend upon their ability to think. They will have to be prepared for "surface level knowledge in various areas" as well as "depth" of knowledge in certain areas.  AI can code. But can AI support already developed code? Can AI find out a bug (the code might be less buggy because machine is coding. But Let's say a new requirement come up after the development of a large code base, which is already in production.) Can AI satisfy this requirement ?

Permanent Human Needs (Till humanity exists) - Farming  - Cooking (food industry/business) - Education - Healthcare (new/automated healthcare practices.) - Security (Army/Navy/AirForce/Police) - Justice (Lawyers, Judges) - Communication (quality communication with mobile, internet. We will have to maintain or improve the quality) - Finance (Banks, Share Market) - Support Jobs for Automation in any field. Be it finance/telecom/medicine/mechanics/electrical/civil anything. I mean, automation of processes will be complete (maybe in 10 years or so). We will only require "support" from time-to-time. - Entertainment (arts like paintings/music/films/plays) etc. I agree that robots can make paintings or music piece. But the importance of "human art" cannot and will not be denied. The person who is using "robots" for creating music or painting will be a human. So there will always be a "human touch" in Arts.  - Astronomy/Space Farmers, cooks, teachers, pr...

 Is the "analogy of an orange" good to judge a person? ... How do I analyze a person? ... "By giving some space" ... From a distance ... By giving him/her some freedom ... Definitely NOT by squeezing ... Is the analogy of "orange squeezing" right to judge/test a person? ... No ... Not at all ...

Movement: 1. Keep a heap of dry garbage (a mix of plastic, paper and leaves) in a tray. The tray is rectangular and light grey in color. The tray is always kept at a specific position. Keep the tray in a closed environment  where the light source is from the left as well as from the right of the tray. The robotic arm is mounted such that it's left to right movement is parallel to the tray's longer edge.  2. Start from the top of the heap. The "heap top" can be calibrated to the left-of-larger-edge of the tray and height as high as the robotic arm can go up in the air. This larger edge of the tray is closer to the robotic arm.  3. Now start swiping the camera horizontally, parallel to the tray's larger edge which is closer to the robotic arm. While swiping pick and segregate the objects which are identified as "paper", "plastic" or "leaves".  The "identification" process is as follows. Keep swiping the arm and capture three p...

 Explaining or Asking for Explanation by "Ripping Off"    - Pointing out person's extreme needs at wrong time      Example -       - If you do not extend your resignation time, I will call your next company to cancel your offer Explaining or Asking for Explanation "Humanly or Straight"      Examples -      - You are meticulous,      - He understands code at a glance     - It does not make any sense to pair, there is nothing to pair on this card, constantly listening to negative responses just puts me off!      - You are a jealous woman Explaining or Asking for Explanation by "Humor"    Examples -     - Japanese person commits suicide, if the train arrives late.       Indicates Japan's dedication to punctuality Explaining or Asking for Explanation by "Pulling Legs"   Examples -        TBD  Explai...

Well, I do not know what all aspects come under the umbrella of "Feminism". However over a period of time, one thought gets underlined in my mind about "Feminism". It is a little bias or softness shown towards women by men, to compensate for the mistakes man-kind has made over successive years towards women. The mistakes like "not educating the women", "not allowing women to work", "not giving women the right to vote" etc. However, when it comes to my own values, I define "feminism" as getting equal towards "men's values". Values like "equality", "freedom", "peace", "work-ethics" etc.  What do I mean by "equality" in men's world? If you observe "how men work", you will find, there is a certain strict time to work and certain strict time to play or to have fun. They follow a certain strict rule not to step onto each other's feet. They value each o...