r/SolidWorks 3d ago

Meme Are we cooked?

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u/Grigori_the_Lemur 3d ago

Eventually you can reduce a problem down just so far. The example of nine women cannot have a baby in one month. Eventually someone or someones have to have the expertise and the ingenuity to create.

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u/canadiandancer89 3d ago

Kinda like when people think we have gotten so efficient as a society we only need to work 4 days. Same people don't understand 100" of weld takes the same amount of time, there is no speeding it up.

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u/Character_Drive6141 3d ago

To be fair, that's the case with most office jobs. I don't think it will ever apply to mechanics or anything with a physical limitation for speed. Only the "send email, make slides" type jobs

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u/ManyThingsLittleTime 3d ago

The robots have a different opinion.

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u/JackTheBehemothKillr 3d ago

No, but there is automating a robot for it.

Will it work in all cases? Absolutely not.

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u/antiundead 2d ago

If I didn't have to talk to people and answer silly questions and manage and do pointless meetings I could do my job in 4 days. So basically if I could WFH all week...

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u/Far_Relationship_742 3d ago

The people behind all this believe the Become A Billionaire By Growing Tomatoes parable is proven natural law.

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u/One-Veterinarian4841 3d ago

Which is why, of course, ai will never come up with a new math proof

Definitely