Barry Habib

And what does that slice of society do?

It's kind of comical to see this.

But then I think about the second thing, the security hack.

You security hack, and now you shut down a company's ability to do work and to ship.

So I see two sides of it.

One, things are going to get quick and efficient thanks to the robots.

Second, you know, there's new levels of security, new levels of risk for businesses that depend on them.

And then it's like, you know, I remember.

you know, jobs I had.

And except the summer I worked in construction, you know, I worked in a steakhouse, in a high-end steakhouse.

I was a chef's assistant.

And it's like, does that job go away?

Is there that job in the future if somebody wanted to do that?

So I kind of think of that as like entry-level and basic jobs.

And what happens to that?

All the tasks.

If all you do is a task and it's repetitive, look out.

Yeah, well, that's probably not a good use of the time of humans.

I mean, you know, you could really make anything a job that shouldn't be a job like the Milton Friedman example of.

So why don't you just like use have people use spoons to dig holes if you're trying to just give people jobs?