I have an experience to share with you: I taught English a a car factory for a year once, and the director of the paint shop was one of my students. He was desc

I have an experience to share with you: I taught English a a car factory for a year once, and the director of the paint shop was one of my students. He was describing the process for painting a car, and telling me that the hardest part was painting the inside, as you had to open the doors so that the robot paint head could get inside and do its job. So the body rolls into position, 2 guys open the doors, the robot painter goes in and does its thing, comes out and the guys close the doors again. Rinse and repeat for 20 hours a day. I asked him why there isn't a robot to open and close the doors. He said that there is, but in this country its much cheaper to pay people to do it. (I think he said the cost of maintaining the door opening robots to be about $1m a year approximately. So until we have a world where every country has the same salaries as USA/Western Europe/Japan, I think you will always be able to find work. Even if that work should really be done by a robot