This fuckin quote is from Joseph Goebbels and was about one of his views on a Jewish conspiracy. I so hate this quote.

Yeah way to not think about the problem or its multifaceted solutions at all. Just write out the first thing that pops into your head and hit post.

Found the robot sales person

You might want to read a little deeper. Technology always removes jobs. People shift to new jobs. The unknown is if new jobs will exist or if we're entirely post scarcity.

And yet I can use many clients that don't require this. So it is rmayayo even if indirectly.

Bro like 80% of the population lives in/near cities.

They're not though. EVs and their infrastructure are still very environmentally harmful.

Not personal vehicles no. Half the pollution of a car doesn't come out the tail pipe. EVs are a huge problem. Additionally the amount of EVs we'd need to make to compensate for all the cars out there is gigantic.

There is no good environmental argument for every household to continue to own a personal vehicle and to maintain and build the insane amount of infrastructure they need.

tldr; trains, buses, bikes unless there's a specific need like for manual labor or going to very low population places

Nahh dude you've just got this one wrong.

Why even lab grown? I've eaten burgers from vegan shops that I prefer to meat ones. They're meatier and tastier than every other meat based burger in their price range.

Of course not every restaurant is this good yet but I have a feeling it'll outpace the rate of lab grown meat availability.

Re: Coding in binary. It makes no difference. Your assembly is binary, just represented in a more human readable form when writing it in assembly.

Re: Manual interaction. Sure there's plenty of old computers where you can flip switches to input instructions or manipulate registers (memory on the cpu). But this is not much different from using assembly instructions except you're doing it live.

You can also create purpose built processors which might be what you mean? Generally this isn't too useful but sometimes it is. FPGAs are an example of doing this type of thing but using software to do the programming of the processor.

You truly have no idea what you're talking about with regards to science, hypotheses, and how they work.