Imagine hundreds of such companies, employing engineers, sales people, marketers, customer success guys What you seem to miss is that someone who was working a

Imagine hundreds of such companies, employing engineers, sales people, marketers, customer success guys What you seem to miss is that someone who was working as a truck driver has little chances to successfully transition to being an engineer, sales people, etc. Industrialization did destroy jobs, but replaced these with jobs that did not require advanced education. So becoming an assembly line worker could be a reasonable goal for someone who had been raised as a farmer, for example (result: lots of people transitioned from farming to industry, while industry was at he same time producing better tools for farmers reducing the need for a human workers in the fields). If 2 robots can replace 10 people working at garbage collection/disposal, how many of them will become sw developers to improve/mantain the 2 robots?