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Its pretty clear we're on a technological trajectory where anything mass produced and mass consumed like automated burgers that beat a chef's skill is only a ma
by evilduck 9y ago
Its pretty clear we're on a technological trajectory where anything mass produced and mass consumed like automated burgers that beat a chef's skill is only a matter of when it gets rolled out. Human made versions of things are going to be entirely relegated to artisan efforts where the human-introduced flaws are the aspect people value over the objective merits.
- labster 9y agoThere is a real difference between wanting variety and wanting flawed goods. Mass production is great for mass producing, but not so much for making unique items. We eat food prepared by a chef not because it is flawed compared to McDonald's, but because it's an experience that can't be mass produced.