Well, my reasoning goes like this: 1. Industrial revolution made obsolete physical work. The physical work that is done today (for instance, blue collar worker

Well, my reasoning goes like this: 1. Industrial revolution made obsolete physical work. The physical work that is done today (for instance, blue collar workers, waiters) is about mental capacities, not physical. 2. The brain is a physical object that process information (no magic). 3. At some point we will able to create machine that process information better than the human brain, making humans obsoletes. If we accept that premises, the only question left is "when?". >>"Even if we get to the point where that happens, capitalism as we know it would crumble if there is literally only automated jobs and robots owners." I agree with that.