> A large portion of non-STEM jobs (including most farm jobs) can be automated Most farm jobs are STEM. The non-STEM aspects of agriculture were mostly automat

> A large portion of non-STEM jobs (including most farm jobs) can be automated Most farm jobs are STEM. The non-STEM aspects of agriculture were mostly automated away centuries ago. You'll notice that farming went from ~90% of the workforce to ~2% over that time. There exists some remaining small scale stuff that hasn't justified the cost of automation, but at the small scale it will be a long time before automation does pencil out. Robots don't work for free.