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I think it will probably work at some point in the future( 20-40 years). Today the reality is that the jobs we reward the least are the ones that turn out to be

I think it will probably work at some point in the future( 20-40 years). Today the reality is that the jobs we reward the least are the ones that turn out to be the most difficult to automate. Someone with 10 min training can do better job with a thread and a needle than the most advanced robot painfully trying to stich two pieces of garmet together.If these can be overcome,then it may work.

fred_is_fred 7y ago
And the important part of your observation on the thread and needle is that there are people who will do that for about 1 penny currency relative- and about 100 more willing to take the job if the first one quits. Hard for a capital intensive robot and a team of Bay Area salaries to step into that even if good at it.