> but eventually robots/machines WILL do most everything and we just won't need to be employed (or everyone will have to know engineering?). Yeah, even now I'd

> but eventually robots/machines WILL do most everything and we just won't need to be employed (or everyone will have to know engineering?). Yeah, even now I'd say working is essentially about making more money than the government will give to you through welfare programs. When/if welfare payouts increase or a basic universal income is implemented there will be less demand for jobs and people from all classes will actually begin choosing whether to work or not. I think it will be a long time before basic incomes are implemented or welfare is increased in the US though.