[QUOTE=Dr. Gonzo;3023417]Prostitution is about a 5 billion pound a year industry in the UK.
Sex robots will displace many human UK sex workers,
and result in more at home alternatives to brothel or streetwalking substitutes to the current prostitution model.
UK sex robots will come with both traditional UK style dental styles, and contemporary dental styles.
On the one hand, this should greatly improve quality of life in England proper,
as the English, as well as many British residents in England, both men and women,
are notoriously bad at performing sex.
But, the effect on the UK economy as sex workers are displaced by sex robots,
and many more minimum wage jobs are replaced by robots or other sophisticated automation,
and many service industry related jobs are replaced by increasingly sophisticated robots or virtual automation,
will be profound.
The UK agricultural industry is already well mechanized,
Aerospace and Pharmaceuticals should remain somewhat intact.
But, David Ricardo would suggest that the UK will have to figure out and focus
on where they really continue to provide a comparative advantage,
in an increasingly literate, increasing online world,
where the financial sector continues to have less barriers to entry for financial markets and providers in other countries,
due to wider adopted practices of capital mobility,
and online banking and finance models continue with increasing global competition
on matching the demand and supply for capital at increasing competitive prices,
and lower transaction costs, including lower associated margins for commodity or custom financial transactions
due to that increased global competition and greater supply of financial markets across the world.
Trust in currencies will continue to be re-evaluated.
If the dollar’s position as a reserve currency is re-evaluated, so too is the pound’s, but even more so, and with good reasons regarding both.
So, the future of the UK economy in the next decade and beyond is all about sex robots when you look at it from the angle of near future disruptive economic factors.
For instance, one potentially viable option for the UK would be to focus on the development, manufacture, and distribution of sex robots, world wide.[/QUOTE]
I would like to nominate Dr Gonzo for President of the First International Council for the Promotion of Sex Robots.
I would also like to raise a motion to charter the First International Council for the Promotion of Sex Robots.
All those in favor say “Aye”.
