Look closely at your body, it is quite obvious that a complex organic system is too specific, and is the result of evolution, you are a primate that needs to survive in the savannah, and the body was nature's solution to that specific problem.

Hands that climb, collect, cut, manufacture, remove bugs, purge, remove mosquitoes, deal blows if necessary and caress, the thing about robots that come to steal our jobs was already, it already happened, it began in the industrial revolution and continues with a greater degree of sophistication.

Our industry, our economy, and our lifestyle is only possible because there are robots that do things, things so specific that they are much, much faster, more efficient, and more accurate than humans at doing that task they are designed to do.

Building a machine that does everything we can do with our bodies and our hands is so difficult, so complicated and so unnecessary that the first to know that their humanoid robots have no future are the same companies that spend billions developing them. If they know, why do they make them? Simple, for advertising.

It's hard to get people's attention to invest in your robot company if what you show them is this. They're going to say, "Robotic arm." Hm. what a novelty! boring, but if you show them a robot that jokes and moves like a person, that's when they say, "Wow, this company is the future, shut up and take my money."

Maybe it's the fault of science fiction or maybe we have a Frankenstein complex and we want to see if we can create something that is human, but at the same time artificial, and if that is the case, the intention is quite questionable, we already have robots that do things for us, but we want them to have intelligence and consciousness so that they realize that we created them to do the tasks that we most dislike doing, so that they are aware that they are our subordinates, interesting to think about, my dear readers.