i'm thinking luddites have a valid argument this time around. it's not anything like mechanical devices in 19th century or email/spreadsheets more recently, where the labor market was able to create new jobs to offset those lost jobs. > software ai or robot automation eliminates jobs > can't get a job writing the software ai unless you have a phd in math or comp sci > can't get a job building robots because that was sent overseas > hard to get a servicing robots job due to reliability of modern electronics > available pool of jobs which pay a livable wage are dwindling by the day
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