Both these plans have their massive downsides and neither is a substitute for the good old-fashioned solution of having babies, but based on what's been happening in such bastions of multiculturalism as Scandinavia, my money is on Japan.
Wednesday, 9 August 2006
Big in Japan
Both these plans have their massive downsides and neither is a substitute for the good old-fashioned solution of having babies, but based on what's been happening in such bastions of multiculturalism as Scandinavia, my money is on Japan.
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This isn't a brand new concept in Japan. Ideas such as this inspired the 1991 Japanese animated feature Rojun Z, about an experimental robotic bed designed to provide complete and total care for the elderly. However, the bed develops too much personality and ends up running amuck with an old man inside, leaving destruction in its wake. It's all I can think of reading the article.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0102812/
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