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>All we need is human parity ONLY in the domains that are required for physical labor, factory jobs, low wage jobs (cashier, etc) in order for commercialized humanoid robotics to be a viable economic alternative to the existing human workforce.
If you had never heard about robots, never encountered the concepts of robots in popular culture/science fiction, and just assessed the current robots without any preconceived notion of what a robot is.
You would never in a million years think "physical labour that is the future of robots".

Just look at what is it! It is more likely that you get a robot performing the function of a personal nutritionist, or telling you how to cook, than actual cooking a meal.
The robot isn't gonna drag your furniture around in your living room to fullfil your feng shui desire, it's gonna tell you! where to drag the furniture.

People have this assumption that we will make the robot do things we won't do our selves.. What is more likely we will utilize it's strength and compensate for it's weakness, by doing it ourselves..

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