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CREATIVITY

Manual Labor: The Holy Grail for Creativity

The potential ideas that manual work offers is endless.

6 min readAug 18, 2020

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Where do you see yourself in fifty years?”

That question is a hyperbole of the prevalent platitude that is almost all the time asked in a job interview. Generally, the interviewer asks you where you see yourself in five or ten years. But have you ever been asked where you see yourself in fifty years?

It might be a difficult question to answer. You may not even be present after fifty years. To predict where you would be, fifty years into the future, you will first have to understand how the world will be fifty years from now.

So many science fiction movies, novels, and mind-numbing daily programs have provided us with a stereotypical, technologically sophisticated vision for the future. That vision of the future involves robots and a technologically advanced society.

But by looking at the way the past centuries have progressed into the 21st century it wouldn’t be audacious by me to state that the world will have more robots fifty years from now.

When I envision the future, I see two types of robots. The robots that don’t breathe and the robots that do.

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Pasupu
Pasupu

Written by Pasupu

I love doing manual work. It always provides me with a creative outburst.

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