Joseph stood on the parking lot surrounding the Stanford Oval, staring at the brightly colored frisbee, a recent Amazon purchase, in his hand. He had seen many others play with such objects before and thought it looked like fun. He was sure he could master the art of frisbee throwing.

One of the friendly frisbee players, Lindsey saw Joseph standing there be himself. She wasn't sure how to approach the situation, but decided to proactively reach out, "Hey, would you like to play with us?"

With the invitation, Joseph walked on to the grassy field. Taking a deep breath, he flung the disc with all his might. The frisbee sailed through the air, but instead of gracefully gliding towards Lindsey, it careened off in the wrong direction and landed with a thud in a nearby bush.

The other dozen of so frisbee players looked over bemused at the foreign scene that was taking place, wondering what was going to happen next.

Lindsey couldn't help but smile. “Don’t worry” she called out in Joseph's direction. “It takes some practice.”

Joseph nodded, determined to improve. Try as he might, his throws were always overly mechanical and off-target. He watched as Lindsey ran all over the field to retrieve the frisbee and send it sailing smoothly back towards him. Joseph tried to catch it, but the disc would always bounce hard off his hands and ricochet to the ground.

The small crowd of tourists had grown, and everyone seemed enthralled by the scene. Several pulled out their phones to snap photos, while others peered in awe. The mother of a teenager pointed towards the group while wagging her finger, "See? I told you humanoids couldn't do everything as well as a human."

In this fictional scene, we witnessed Joseph, an advanced humanoid, struggle magnificently with the simple act of throwing and catching a frisbee, a skill even young children can master.

While artificial intelligence and robots may find their place in performing routine and mechanical tasks, they will never steal away the essence of human hobbies and the sheer delight of the human experience. Instead, they will liberate humanity from the mundane and repetitive work that has burdened us for too long. After all, can we truly believe that any human is destined to be a cashier or a mail sorter?

As we embrace the advancements of technology, let us remember that the true beauty lies in our passions, creativity, and the fulfillment we find in the pursuit of our joys.