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>In reality Manufacturing hasn't created jobs since the 1970's. That's true, but output has steadily grown over those years.
by enjo 10y ago
>In reality Manufacturing hasn't created jobs since the 1970's.
That's true, but output has steadily grown over those years.
- valarauca1 10y agoWhich once again confirms the importance of the Technology Sector. None of that would be possible without Micro-controllers, programmers, or PC's to run their compilers/ladder logic programs on.
- edejong 10y agoAnd the micro-controllers operating sensors, using chemistry. The chemistry being better controlled by using new materials. The materials being better researched, using high-precision optics. The optics being more precise, using modern physics. Just a random walk around technologies. Yes, computing technology has played a major role in helping us communicate our advances and better model the next iteration. However, it's myopic to regard it as the sole driver.