How to pronounce“eld”in English
adja psychology of how technological substitutes can come to seem more potentially more valuable than the real thing.
Elder-care robots, something I feel passionate about. There's lots of money, lots of development of robotics for the elderly. Don't tell me you're developing them in this--. This is
something that I think is really a problem. I call it love labor lost. Nanny-bots, Eldercare-bots, substituting robots for one really--.
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Definitions of “eld”
One's age, age in years, period of life.
“A forlyued cok leiþ eiren in his laste elde... and ȝif any venemous worme sittiþ on broode þerevppon in þe canyculer dayes, þerof is igendrid... a cocatrice.”
Old age, senility; an old person.
“Dotard, (ſaide he) let be thy deepe aduiſe; Seemes that through many yeares thy wits thee faile, And that weake eld hath left thee nothing wiſe, Els neuer ſhould thy iudgement be ſo frayle, To meaſure manhood by the ſword or mayle.”
To age, become or grow old.