> if they have job skills for jobs that don't exist anymore it's as if they don't have job skills at all. Exactly this. At the risk of reductio ad absurdum, wo

> if they have job skills for jobs that don't exist anymore it's as if they don't have job skills at all. Exactly this. At the risk of reductio ad absurdum, would anyone consider the ability to write (not compositional writing, just literally the ability to put a pen down on paper and form letters) a "marketable job skill" any more? Not likely, since that skill can be replaced by a $60 printer what doesn't need a salary.