humanoid robots

there is a lot of worry in the media about too few factory jobs 

in north america and europe 

because of outsourcing to asia and automation everywhere 

but there will probably be very many more factories built 

in north america, europe and asia 

to mass produce humanoid robots 

since there will be an enormous market demand for humanoid robots 

the market demand will be from both companies and households 

to do boring, repetitive and dangerous tasks 

but possibly some creative taks too like cooking restaurant quality food 

the question is if those factories mass producing humanoid robots 

will give humans more jobs or not 

and if humanoid robots that are sold to companies 

will give humans jobs or not 

historically new tools and new technologies 

have always created more jobs for humans 

but since AI and humanoid robots 

could completely replace humans in many jobs 

then the question is what humans would work with 

but if you look at what happens virtually in video games 

then that could give an indication of what could happen in reality 

when a player contols one character in fps games 

then the player uses that one character to do one task at a time 

and when a player controls many characters in rts games 

then the player uses many characters to do many tasks at the same time 

and when a player controls processes in automation games 

then the player uses many processes 

to do very many tasks at the same time 

anyway there are many small upstart humanoid robot companies 

and there are many big car companies that produce and sell fewer cars 

so those big car companies could make deals 

with those small humanoid robot companies 

so that those big car companies mass produce humanoid robots too 

which would enable those big car companies 

to produce and sell more products 

both cars and humanoid robots 

so that many more big car company factories would be built 

and which probably would create more jobs for humans 

building those factories and working in those factories 

if only pessimists do the math 

then the future could look depressing 

but if some realists do the math 

then the future could look optimistic 

example: 

if 90 % of humans workers are kicked from work 

because of automation 

but the amount of work increases by 1000 times 

because automation increases the supply of more and cheaper products 

which increases the market demand for more and cheaper products 

10% * 1000 = 10'000% 

then the amount of human jobs would increase by 10'000% 

because of automation 

if children studied many more hours of math in school 

then they would learn more math 

and be able to calculate that their future is more optimistic 

than what the pessimists in media communicate 

and worker unions could always demand 

that the most fun jobs are done by human workers 

historically media has explained outsourcing of jobs 

from rich countries to poor countries 

as too few workers in rich countries 

when it's more about lower salaries in poor countries 

which leads to production of cheaper products 

and the market demands cheaper products 

but when the economies develop more 

in africa, latin america, russia and poor parts of asia 

then the market demand for humanoid robots will increase enormously 

so that even more factories are built 

both in the rich countries and in the poor countries 

and if human workers are still needed in factories at that time 

then there will probably not be enough workers in rich countries

so that rich countries will need to outsource some factories 

to poor countries 

not because of low salaries but because of too few workers 

estimated market dand for humanoid robots: 

according to media 

there are about 8 billion humans on planet earth 

and of those 3,5 billion have work 

and there are 2,3 billion households on planet earth 

so companies and other employers 

will probably want to buy or rent 

atleast 3 billion humanoid robots either to replace human workers 

so that those humans get other work or become unemployed 

and every household will want to buy or rent atleast 1 humanoid robot 

to clean dishes, wash clothes, repair household, help children and elderly 

and cook restaurant quality food 

so that's a market demand of atleast 5,3 billion humanoid robots 

and that's more humanoid robots than there are cars on planet earth 

since according to media 

there are about 1,5 billion cars on planet earth 

some car factories produce 500'000 cars per year 

5'300'000'000 / 500'000 = 10'600 

so that would require 10'600 factories 

to produce 5,3 billion humanoid robots 

if each factory produces 500'000 humanoid robots 

but all of those humanoid robots would not be produced in one year 

more likely a few hundred million humanoid robots 

would be produced each year 

until there are 5,3 billion humanoid robots on the market 

and new humanoid robots would be produced 

to replace old and broken humanoid robots 

so if company factories produce 500'000'000 humanoid robots per year 

and each factory produces 500'000 humanoid robots 

500'000'000 / 500'000 = 1000 

then that would require 1000 new factories 

but many car factories produce fewer cars per year 

depending on car company and market demand 

but according to chatgpt 

there are 3000 to 4000 car factories in the world 

that produce about 100'000'000 cars, buses and trucks per year 

3000 * 5 = 15000 

so it could be assumed that it would be required 15000 factories 

to produce 500'000'000 humanoid robots per year 

so for company factories to produce 

hundreds of millions of humanoid robots per year

then that would be a huge amount of factories 

which could easily increase the amount of factories by many thousands 

/// I got no education 

and I notice the effects of that when I write about numbers in business