>Sure, some people could not convert and lost jobs, but everyone else moved on to be productive in other areas. Tell this to the midwest, where the lie of our

>Sure, some people could not convert and lost jobs, but everyone else moved on to be productive in other areas. Tell this to the midwest, where the lie of our government's unemployment reporting is most obvious. It's honestly kind of offensive that you said that as I am from Michigan. And as I have said in other comments (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12605690 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12605690), there are factors like the stagnant minimum wage and self-interest at play that have kept jobs in these companies that could be replaced currently let alone in 10 years. I am not here to convince you to change your mind about potential job loss. Understanding the technology, our current economy, and the political atmosphere around jobs should be enough to convince you of this truth. As others have said, maybe there are imaginary jobs that will be invented to make up for these losses. I'm sure the banks will do their best to make sure that happens.