content: Yeah, it's great, for the four people who they still employ. It's much more fun tinkering with machines than doing manual work yourself. And the ones laid off, the ones whose best option used to be to spend 11 hours a day making dumplings by hand, can easily just re-train as robotics engineers, right? The solution isn't to stop automating things. The solution is to make sure that the people who are no longer required to work are still taken care of.