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Interesting view, imo, probably wrong. We imagine the "value-add" due to advanced cognitive skill is somehow "less real" than that which could be replaced with
by mjburgess 4y ago
Interesting view, imo, probably wrong.
We imagine the "value-add" due to advanced cognitive skill is somehow "less real" than that which could be replaced with a machine arm.
What we have discovered, and will do so, is that knowing where to place the chalk was always the basis of profit.
- cjbgkagh 4y agoAt no point did I suggest cognitive work was less real. And what point is knowing where to place the chalk if there is no machine upon which to place it. Proximity is important. Then there is the matter of scale and a question of how many pure knowledge experts are really needed.