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WE’RE BEING TAKEN OVER BY ROBOTS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 July 2017

HAVE WE NOW LOST THE ABILITY TO COMMUNICATE?

THINK of something interesting – actually think of anything – that Jo Konta has said over the last fortnight. Struggling? I bet you are. The 26-year-old may be the new darling of British tennis but her chat makes James Milner sound like Oscar Wilde.
“I do take a lot of comfort from structure, from monotonous things,” she told The Daily Tele graph this week. “Some of my friends find it so boring, but I like it.” Wow. Invite her to the party will you?
Listening to Konta spout robotic banalities every other day nu...

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