Quote by Cath Crowley

If you don't want a generation of robots, fund the arts!

If you don't want a generation of robots, fund the arts!

Summary

This quote suggests that investing in the arts is crucial to prevent a future society devoid of creativity and individuality. By emphasizing the importance of funding the arts, it implies that promoting artistic expression and cultural engagement is essential for nurturing human qualities that cannot be replicated or replaced by technology. By supporting the arts, we can cultivate a generation of individuals who are imaginative, compassionate, and capable of thinking outside the box, thus avoiding a future dominated by robotic conformity.

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Art Inspirational Robots

By Cath Crowley

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