Today we're talking about voting. Now I'm sure something you've done Neil. Of course. And earlier this year we had general election in the UK when I voted. I feel guilty if I didn't exercise my right to vote. Now a right in this case means somebody's legal claim to vote. In the general election, we vote for government that runs the whole country. But we also have local an European election too sometimes. Yes. But voting in the UK is opinional. So you don't have to do it. Where I seen in some countries' voting is compulsory. And compulsory means something you have to do it. So if you are in Australia where the government pass the law made voting compulsory, you would have to pay a fine of 20 dollars for not voting. That's because in Australia government believes voting is a duty and not just a right. And duty means something you have a responsibility to do. And if you are in a duty Rob, ask me today's quizz question. Yes sir, OK. So c...
Now, what do you know about robots? Robots? Well, they talk in a funny way ... like that~ way… like that! Yes. it You sound quite convincing there actually, Finn. Do you like it? Yes, I do. Is there anything else you know about robots? Well, they there are… there are couples a couple of good ones in the Star Wars, aren’t there? Oh, yes. R2-D2 and C-3PO. C-3PO talks in quite a human voice. He does. But of course that's science fiction not really real life. No. But things have moved on in real life. The US use of machines to do work that people do or used to do is called automation and that's the subject of today's show. But before we talk more about this, I l'd like you, Neil, to answer today's quiz question. What makes a job more likely to be done by robots? Is it......
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