This whole current thing with foaming at the mouth over bots taking all our jobs in the next few years reminds me a lot of how VR was being talked about in the early 90s.  It&#x27;s still early in the game, folks.<p>This stuff is not small.  The cost reductions achieved through shrinking transistors are irrelevant here.  You can only go so cheap with moving parts that need to be strong and durable.<p>For widespread adoption, cost is probably the biggest factor.  Actually getting close to the same performance of a full time worker who grosses under $20k a year <i>for a lower price</i> is going to take a lot longer than many people seem to think.  Throughout human history, we&#x27;ve repeatedly solved labor problems by throwing heaps of desperately poor human slaves at them, and we continue to do so-- competing with that model will be difficult.