Coded Form

Coded form was first introduced by the French in 1801 and was basically encoded information sent by computers to machinery to get a specific job done. Although it brought great financial success to the work industry, most workers and employees weren't too fond of it with the idea that their jobs will one day be replaced by machines. Although there might be some truth to that, with machines helping most assembly line job outfits, there still needs to be humans to make sure those continue to work productively, to maintenance them, and build even better one's that can do twice the work in half the amount of time. I still do believe that one day all of our jobs will be replaced by robots, but I don't think that day is coming anytime soon though, there is still plenty of  jobs that require human censorship. There is still hope.