Actually, I think I would much prefer a brain surgeon who has spend decades learning all the intricacies of the brain operation through hands on experience star

Actually, I think I would much prefer a brain surgeon who has spend decades learning all the intricacies of the brain operation through hands on experience starting when they are in elementary school. I'm just not sure who would provide access to brains in the interim leading up to my surgery, in order to have the experience, due to the nature of the work. The computer, however, doesn't care how inexperienced you are. You can screw up hundreds or thousands of times and it really doesn't matter. By the time you are old enough to enter the workforce where your work does start to matter, you will have the solid grasp necessary to do the work professionally.