Hot take: The real risk isn't AI taking jobs, it's our kids never learning to fix anything
I watched a 19 year old at the auto shop in Toledo last Tuesday stand around for 20 minutes because he couldn't figure out how to jump a dead battery without an app telling him which cable goes where. We keep arguing about robots replacing cashiers and drivers, but nobody is talking about the fact that basic hands on skills are already gone. If the power grid hiccups for a week, how many people under 30 in your neighborhood could actually get by?