Talk:DARMA (Dynamic Autonomous Resource Management Assistance)/@comment-6287179-20130718232036

i guess it's all about context. for clarification, the example refers to public access toilets. the toilet in your own home would of course be up to you, (though there are already energy efficient health advising toilets that can be installed at home and be tied into a community network for proper waste management practice assurances in the long term)

here in south africa, despite the availability of automation, thousands of people are empoyed to clean toilets. it's a horrible job, so many of them do a horrible job of it, and the result is a massive hiegiene problem, which in a VIAAC could destabelize the community by overtaxing medical facilities at peak times.

i'm not advocating for technology as the solution, but as a tool in our implementation of the solution.