this. its already blatantly apparent in engineering and trades which were effected by mechanization. a foundation of both talent and practice are what drives innovation and excellence. while 80% of the population cannot do any better than the mechanized systems anyway no matter how much practice they get, the top tier talent will languish and die out without that practice. this is even more critical for systems which require understanding in more than one field, without experience in a number of different systems you reduce your ability to think outside the standardized input / output routes and results. industrialization removes those cross points of experience which erases the ability to innovate outside the box. its a fundamental problem for asians due to their culture, genetics and civilizational structure. now the west is going to fall into the same trap and stop producing innovations, its already rife all over the majority of our nations, but will accelerate.
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