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People Don't Realize How Many Jobs Will Soon Be Replaced by Software (Original Post)
circlethesquare
Jan 2015
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PoliticAverse
(26,366 posts)1. Even internet trolls have been automated. n/t
JeffHead
(1,186 posts)2. Not mine.
I'm an electrician. Without power that shit is a paperweight.
I've thought about this for a while now: people with low end jobs do seem to be marginalized increasingly to the point of valueless to the corporate model already. But who will benefit from any corporation if only a minority have gainful employment? And what happens when the grid fails?
HoosierCowboy
(561 posts)4. In one automation upgrade I participated in
60 production jobs were reduced to about 8. The other result, more production and a better quality product. Pay attention...