Tried that once while assembling IKEA furniture, nearly lost my mind.

My uncle was a machinist for years and trusted his manual calipers completely. Then his shop got a digital readout that spotted a measurement error he kept making. Ngl, he fought it at first, but now he admits it saves him from his own tired eyes. It's not that he lost his touch, the tech just handles the tiny details. Lets him focus on the bigger stuff without sweating the small mistakes.

In 2005, I joined a guitar forum called GearHeads. A user named Mark always gave great advice on tube amps. When my amp died before a big show, he mailed me a spare part from his own stash. We still chat about music, and that help meant more than most things from people I see every day.