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RE: On your terms, your shoulders
very true. i work on cars for a living so we are constantly having to relearn , unlearn, and relearn as the cars change and are designed by different engineers every now model.
Are you worried that soon they will drive in solo and fix themselves?
One of my brothers was a mechanic and it definitely is one of those things that one must continually upgrade skills for.
not really. they are already running programs on our scan tools they have dubbed "guided fault finding" as a crutch for people that don't have good diagnostic skills. To be honest it is a pretty crappy program and ussually leads people in the wrong direction. In my personal view i think that i will be dealing with a lot more high voltage cars in the next 20 years and less with gas/ diesel driven. We will be dealing with a lot more self driving stuff also. Plus porche is looking into using block chain tech
https://steemit.com/blockchain/@doomsdaychassis/porsche-is-looking-into-block-chain-tech-for-cars-this-could-be-huge
so that will be really neat to mess with. There is really going to be a steep learning curve in the next 10 years that is going to cull out the people that are not willing to / able to absorb what is coming at us.