I've been following warehouse automation for a while, and I'm genuinely torn about how far we should push robots into jobs that humans still do. On one hand, companies like Amazon report that robots cut operating costs by 20% and handle repetitive tasks without fatigue, which seems like a win for productivity. But I've also seen studies showing that for every robot added per thousand workers, wages drop by 0.4% locally, and that hits lower-skilled workers hardest. Is full automation the inevitable path, or do we need to slow down to protect livelihoods? What's your experience with automation in your field?