Do We Really Love Our Animals?

Do you think you are a pet lover? Do you like animals? You can imagine yourself as a little boy in a trailer far away from the depth of socialization. Once upon a time, this boy was, this boy had friends. No matter how difficult it is, he has Baud. The boy is very happy because he has always dreamed of keeping such a dog. Then your friend will die and you stand. Can you imagine this pain? No one likes to lose good friends and pets. Most people like animals.

"Regardless of where we live, we always have a few choices, we still have all the senses and our ideas are clear: friends, on the street corner Most have delicious coffee, but there are people who really love us than they love them, on the way. "

25: Okay, let go of sales, we truly, really think that we like our products like us. We like our dog very much, we really like to help our dogs, all other dogs are very happy, we like the journey we did very much. This is the way we give unconditional love the dog gives us everyday. A lot of blood (literally bites her nail under her pressure), sweat and lots of tears pumping up in this product. I hope that Pup-eeze will be the starting point for the link chain. Then you can understand each other well and become an absolute best version.

But ... ... Do people really love them? Do we want to buy your own food in a truly automated, invisible Amazon store? We really want to clear all human contacts, but this is one of our most humane and social activities - will you collect our lives? Does society determine collectively that we do not respect their children, butchers, or those who know cashiers any longer, and how does our mother-in-law develop? My first opinion on Amazon Go is as follows. F * cking A, would you want to reduce the eggplant and make the meat a parametric choice to spit on an algorithmized shelf? Ike likes the confidence of humans I get when I explore the eye of a particular rib and then explain the best way to cook that part of meat. Of course, the technology might be able to offer me a reliable "better" steak tailored to my taste, expressed in a large amount of data collected by means that I might not understand to me. not.