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The Robot priest set to deliver funerals in Japan


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The humanoid robot, called Pepper, is designed to help with tasks at Buddhist temples, such as reading Buddhist scripture during funeral ceremonies.

Dressed in a Buddhist robe, the robot chanted sutras at Japan’s largest funeral and cemetery exhibition.

Its creators say the robot can deliver funerals at a cheaper price than a human priest, at €389 compared to €1867.

http://www.euronews.com/2017/08/23/meet-the-robot-priest-set-to-deliver-funerals-in-japan?

 

Lost for words...........

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Religiously speaking, it has the same meaning to Jehovah as coming from the false priest..like beads and prayer wheels instead of actual prayers from the heart..it's all mechanical worship. What goes around comes around..:mellow:


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One small crack doesn't mean you are broken; it means that you were put to the test and didn't fall apart..

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