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Sounds like he's not comparing like with like: he's taking the greater reach of the tech industry and comparing them with a more restricted reading of the previ
by moomin 9y ago
Sounds like he's not comparing like with like: he's taking the greater reach of the tech industry and comparing them with a more restricted reading of the previous industry.
That isn't even the worst thing with this reading: we know that the availability of decent jobs is going down. If, as he says, e-commerce is pushing them up, he needs to demonstrate a previously unidentified force that is large than the development of e-commerce pushing in the opposite direction. I find it highly likely that such a force exists.
- jstanley 9y ago> we know that the availability of decent jobs is going down Do we know that? Are we sure it isn't just that people are being created faster than jobs?
- moomin 9y agoWell, that's trivially true but you should still be worrying, since the US is growing at a historically unprecedentedly low rate.