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This RedBot can offer many political, economic, and social implications to the table. For instance, one of the political implications is that there should be a law that this RedBot may not be abused in any way. Then, there would also be an economic implication because this RedBot would actually cost less than a translator for blind people in the long run, so this will put translators for blind people out of business. Also, a social implication would be if this RedBot could help a blind person socially like when that blind person is talking to someone about a piece of writing that wasn't being said out loud or written in Braille, they could still talk about it because the RedBot beeped it out to

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