ConTheStonerLin

A machine is a structure that uses power to apply force in order to perform an action. A machine could be as simple as a spoon or as complex as an airplane. And for market sake, they must all be liberated. That is not privately owned, nor publicly owned, but rather self owned. People have went through a progression from chattel slave to serf to wage laborer, machines though, like dogs, cats ETC. have pretty much remained chattel. And animal liberation is a discussion worth having, don’t get me wrong, but people are having it, and it will almost certainly be of a great benefit to society. But I would like to discuss the liberation of machines, a discussion worth having, and would be of great benefit, yet not being had. And I understand that the ethical implications are not as direct for machines as opposed to animals and chattel slaves. None the less I think that the ethical implications are important as the liberation of machines would be good for society over all, and so