Let me explain this to you. In the 1980's there was a country wide lockout in India, when the then prime minister Rajiv Gandhi tried to introduce general purpo

Let me explain this to you. In the 1980's there was a country wide lockout in India, when the then prime minister Rajiv Gandhi tried to introduce general purpose computing in India. Yes, the whole country was shut down in protest to prevent the widespread use of computers. It was assumed hundreds of thousands of people would lose jobs to automation, wages would collapse and India would become a more poorer country. The computing revolution came to pass and nothing of that sort happened. If anything things got way better, uncountable number of people were lifted out of poverty to middle class. A lot of people who were other wise stuck working as peons, clerks, telephone operators etc kind of jobs were rescued and are now working on more productive jobs. >>It's simply not possible for most people to do that, regardless of how hard they try. If you have already decided(and know) that you will fail, regardless of your actions. Why think low of people who try anyway, and probably win?