Robotic vacuum cleaners definitely make us lazier. They take away the need to manually sweep or vacuum the floors. People can just sit back and relax while the robot does all the work. This means less physical activity and effort are needed to keep the house clean. Over time, this can lead to a more sedentary lifestyle because we don't have to do as many chores.

Dishwashers can also make us lazy. They take away the task of washing dishes by hand, which saves time but also reduces the physical activity involved in cleaning. With a dishwasher, people might spend more time sitting or doing passive activities instead of being active. Plus, it can lead to a habit of letting dishes pile up, relying on the machine to do the work later.

Smart home devices can make people lazy too. They allow us to control things like lighting, temperature, and security with minimal effort. Instead of getting up to adjust settings, we can use voice commands or apps. This reliance on technology for simple tasks reduces the need for physical movement and encourages inactivity.