> we can't be expecting everyone to become an engineer or a scientist
We don't have to. There are many complicated jobs that aren't white collar but still require a highly skilled individual and are not currently achievable by robotics (millwrights for example).
The OP is referring to removing monotonous, simplistic, repetitive jobs.
We don't have to. There are many complicated jobs that aren't white collar but still require a highly skilled individual and are not currently achievable by robotics (millwrights for example).
The OP is referring to removing monotonous, simplistic, repetitive jobs.