content: No man, again that's not how it works.  That's not how any of it works.  It's all about comparative advantage, and the basic idea that humans have "unlimited wants." Maybe humans aren't as good at flipping burgers.  But there will always be another good or service that could be provided.  And humans will have the comparative advantage in producing those goods and services.  Not to say we will be better at it than robots, but our economic cost will be less than that of a robots. Our forgone alternative will be less than that of a robot.