in America you can maybe trust them a little bit more but even here it's kind of tough. No, cars will sometimes just turn on people and attack them. Wait, what? Oh there was a person driving a person? Well that wasn't in the headline. I thought it was just the car attacked. Well all right, I'm not interested in that story because that's the whole story. Some terrorist in a car, I assume, drove into a crowded people again. So maybe a little more border control would be good for Germany.

According to TechSpot, Rob Thubron is writing that there's a factory that's going to be built that will make humanoid robots. But after a little process they'll have the robots making other robots. So the holy grail of robots is that the robots make the other robots and that really does change everything because the cost of robots will go down, etc.

And then doesn't it seem obvious to you that the Tesla robot, you know Optimus, whenever it comes out, does it seem obvious to you that whenever Musk puts a rocket on Mars with a heavy payload, because you know his rockets can handle a lot of merchandise, don't you think he's going to have multiple robots and the robots are going to set up some kind of a base station and try to figure out how to generate oxygen? If they can power themselves and they've got lots of spare parts, then if one of the robots breaks the other robots can go fix it with the spare parts and they can be up there toiling for years so that the next time you land a rocket on Ma