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seems easy to deal with, but there is no political capital to do so. invest in public infrastructure (roads, buildings, schools, health) and there will be lots
by Upvoter33 10y ago
seems easy to deal with, but there is no political capital to do so. invest in public infrastructure (roads, buildings, schools, health) and there will be lots of jobs. no one is automating construction away any time too soon.
- hood_syntax 10y agoI've been saying this for years. It just makes sense, and our infrastructure is in dire need of help. If we wait much longer, we'll start to have problems.
- protomyth 10y agoWell, there is a small problem with that. Road projects on the eastern side of North Dakota have been delayed because all the people capable of doing those projects were on the western side making money in the oil fields. Vocational education has for the most part been exiled from our high schools[1], and we lack a lot of that expertise. Public infrastructure projects require people trained to do them. 1) an interesting parallel to the decline of programming classes can be drawn as both have specialized instructor and facility requirements