He said they used to rely on feel and experience for everything. Now, with all the sensors and computers, it's a whole different world. Really puts things in perspective.
Exactly, I've seen sensors give false readings during heavy rain. Once, my combine's monitor said everything was fine, but the engine sounded off. I shut it down based on that noise and found a loose belt. Saved me a bigger repair later.
Yeah, you still need that feel even with all the gadgets. Sensors can fail or give you a weird reading, and that's when the old experience kicks in. The tech's great, but it doesn't replace knowing your machine.