> Obviously other jobs will come but not at the rate they are going to decline and they will likely be more high skilled jobs than low one's. I see this argume

> Obviously other jobs will come but not at the rate they are going to decline and they will likely be more high skilled jobs than low one's. I see this argument a lot lately, but it isn't clear to me why we should have any confidence in this type of speculation. Even if it this generally turns out to be true, what are the second-order effects of such a radical change to the job market? How will people adapt? What new opportunities will arise?