We’ve heard many times about “automating the boring things” before. It never happens. It misses the point, and the problem. Or if it’s ever on offer, the price

We’ve heard many times about “automating the boring things” before. It never happens. It misses the point, and the problem. Or if it’s ever on offer, the price is usually way higher than it’s worth in the long run. In your analogy, the stressor isn’t the dishes or the children. They’re not problems to be solved. They’re inevitable. Like the sun setting. The issue there is some prescription that you should be doing anything else under the circumstances of dirty dishes and your children needing attention.