Umm how much of this is just demographics? Younger millennials entering workforce, increasing both supply and demand of regular service labor rather than deautomation? Needs something like a person-minutes-per order unit labor measure
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Moleskines. Slow food. Craft beer. Etsy.
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Indie perfumers, cast iron cookware, urban farming/market gardening, bikesharing (in some respects)
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store fronts re-envisioned as cafes (such as Capital One and Nordstrom), craft beer and spirits, farmer’s markets, and CSA boxes all represent a market for de-industrized, de-transactionalized experiences, if not de-automated.
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The reality is that, like in reshoring, the jobs and processes gained from de-automation may not look like the ones that were disintermediated in the first place.
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Making our own sense, instead of outsourcing to well-monied, well-connected institutional story-makers. Like a pour-over of hot memes onto a dinner napkin that's been crudely draped over a mammalian & reptilian brainstem. So far, results are not promising.
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The colouring book mania seems a signal that many people crave to "deautomatize" something
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