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[quote=Anonymous]+1. American design typically sucks. Our cars suck, clothing suck, food sucks. Compared to elsewhere designs anyway. Also we're moving toward AI. Why does it make sense to return to skilled labor in general? Now making a violin or a specialization that requires an apprenticeship is different. We could def use more plumbers, preKs, teachers, police and tutors but you know why nobody wants those jobs so why in the helm you'd want to make clothes?! Hell we could even use more doctors but it's too hard for a lot of people. If people are worried about AI taking jobs I'd think the last thing they want is manufacturing oriented jobs. Get some robots in that assembly line! It doesn't make sense to me to go back but better to progress. The issue is that American society culturally isn't in a place where we can progress given our education systems and a slew of other infrastructure and domestic issues. [/quote]
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