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Elser believes that the positive aspects of dangerous jobs high salary, sense of achievement, adrenaline for some.

I personally agree with what he says since they are dangerous but they mostly have a good salary.

HERNAN

Elser say that other high-risk jobs, such as working at heights construction, electrical line maintenance, and in chemical plants, are extremely dangerous.

Personally, I would never be a cave rescuer; it's too dangerous. I would consider being a paramedic; I like helping people, despite the risks.

HERNAN

Hernan says he would never do electrical work because it is very dangerous.

He says he would do high-altitude work because he likes the adrenaline.

ELSER

 Anahi says that other dangerous jobs are work at height and electrical work because, She thinks that these jobs are high risk.

ELSER

Anahi thinks that if robots can perform dangerous jobs, fewer accidents and deaths and potential system failures will occur. It is a complex topic.

In my opinion, I agree with your answer.

HERNAN

Hernan says that other very dangerous jobs include firefighting, law enforcement, mining, construction at high altitudes, military service, and working on oil rigs. These professions often involve life-threatening risks like fires, violence, structural collapses, or harsh environmental conditions.

Anahí

Hernan feels that robots could do dangerous jobs because of the precision and their programming to do exact jobs.

He feels that this way it would be good because the lives of the workers would not be put at risk

ELSER

Anahi believes that he would never be too dangerous a cave rescuer. He considers becoming a paramedic since he likes helping people.

Personally, I wouldn't be a soldier since I'm exposed to death.

HERNAN

Anahi thinks that the positive things about doing dangerous jobs are that they make you more cautious and careful.

She thinks that dangerous jobs require people who are focused on their work

ELSER

Elser say if robots take over all dangerous jobs in the future, it could be a good thing because it would save human lives and increase efficiency. However, it might also lead to job losses, overdependence on technology, and ethical concerns about human purpose and labor. A balance where robots assist but do not entirely replace humans might be the ideal solution.

Anahí

Hernan say positive aspects of dangerous jobs include a strong sense of purpose, opportunities for adventure, higher pay to compensate for the risks, and the chance to develop specialized skills that few people possess.

Anahí

Elser say that a dangerous job I would never do is deep-sea diving for oil exploration, as the risks of equipment failure and underwater hazards are too high. However, I might consider being a wildlife photographer, as it combines adventure with creativity, and the risks feel manageable compared to the rewards of capturing nature's beauty.

Anahí

4. In the future, robots might do all dangerous jobs. Would this be good or bad? Why?

3. What are some positive things about doing a dangerous job?

2. What is a dangerous job you would never do? What is one you might do? Why?

1. What are some other jobs that can be very dangerous?