I agree, but I am skeptical of the information age's ability to guarantee employment for a large proportion of the population relative to agriculture (when ever

I agree, but I am skeptical of the information age's ability to guarantee employment for a large proportion of the population relative to agriculture (when everyone had to work for there to be enough food) and industrialization (where industry required a large human labor force). There was a commenter on HN who said once: "When cars replaced carriages, did the horses get new jobs?"