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Isn't it somewhat the same with humans though?

• tlb 10y ago
  Yes. Because a specialized pilot or president will always be better than a generalist at that particular task. Part of the argument given for the virtues of generalization is about availability. Like, if you find yourself the only available person in a plane over the Amazon, you can improvise a landing. But as the network connects more things in more places, this becomes less and less important.