Humor me and provide some links to these machines that can set themselves up and repair themselves on the fly. I work in an up-to-date machine shop that has very diverse capabilites. While some machine tools are antiquated, most are state of the art and do not come "turn key" to run our parts - they require a team of highly skilled engineers and machinists to take raw material and turn it into tightly toleranced finished goods. You make it sound as if you can feed a blueprint in one end and parts come out the other. Nothing could be further from the truth.
If I was the young man that started this thread I would interpret your reply as "don't bother!, there is nothing in it for you". True, if you don't put your mind into and around it you will get left behind and end up regretting the choice but why discourage right off the bat?It's a good thing that people like you who are intimidated by certain technologies are few and far between. Me? I've got a production robot to program. Gotta go.
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