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2. Thus eliminating the labor controversy by eliminating labor

Wed May 25, 2016, 05:07 PM

May 2016

Bet there are businesses salivating at the prospect.

Question is then who do they sell the shoes to if no one has a job.

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Reboot: Adidas to make shoes in Germany again � but using robots [View all] MowCowWhoHow III May 2016 OP

I'm torn over this issue... Javaman May 2016 #1

Do you like New Balance? IronLionZion May 2016 #4

I love New Balance, but the issue is the high arch. Javaman May 2016 #13

Dude Baking Soda is like less than a buck a box Monk06 May 2016 #20

it's not my feet, it's the adhesive they use or some other material Demonaut May 2016 #23

There are also charcoal odor eating solutions IronLionZion May 2016 #22

Asics reek! truthisfreedom May 2016 #11

I only use Asics for running. Javaman May 2016 #14

Arm and Hammer is your friend Monk06 May 2016 #21

Thus eliminating the labor controversy by eliminating labor rurallib May 2016 #2

There will always be jobs. davidthegnome May 2016 #6

Who's going to sell to the robots? muntrv May 2016 #3

Trump AntiBank May 2016 #5

The electric company...nt Jesus Malverde May 2016 #17

Who will buy zentrum May 2016 #8

The men employed to fix the robots will have jobs. EL34x4 May 2016 #27

So, I think you zentrum May 2016 #29

I like the style, but not sure I'd want to run in them... FailureToCommunicate May 2016 #9

If they were plastic and flexible they'd be flash! kimbutgar May 2016 #10

In the Star Wars movies alcina May 2016 #12

Healers are probably in there, too. /nt trudyco May 2016 #16

automate the medical profession Jesus Malverde May 2016 #18

I suppose the Star Trek future is one of leisure EL34x4 May 2016 #28

Adidas is German? Who knew? Blue_Tires May 2016 #24

Onshoring has become even worse than offshoring scscholar May 2016 #26