No, no, no!
A robot could come back from space and tell you the chemical make up of an atmosphere but it could never appreciate the beauty of it. Using robots for all ‘dangerous’ missions would take away the wonder and curiosity of it all, and without curiosity what’s the point of doing anything?
[news_meister], Staffs, United Kingdom
I’ve got a job for you. There’s something taped to the bottom of that car over there… yep.. about 100 yards past the “Police Do Not Cross” tape. We’re very curious about it. It could be literally ANYTHING… Mayonnaise, cardigans, high-explosive, beetroot… WE JUST DON’T KNOW. We don’t want to send the robot because it just won’t enjoy it like you will. Off you pop.