I think it's always worthwhile to look carefully at happenings that appear to cut against the grain of the conventional wisdom. It makes sense that the opportun

I think it's always worthwhile to look carefully at happenings that appear to cut against the grain of the conventional wisdom. It makes sense that the opportunity cost for these jobs is the loss of jobs overseas and that we should consider the morality of such a system. It's also likely that our understanding of the job / automation tradeoff is flawed and things like this can help us better understand how we misunderstand it. Alternatively, this could be an aberration and not generally applicable - but either way it's worth looking at the thing itself and not immediately pivoting to secondary concerns.