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It presumes that it will because it has so far. We've already seen lots of automation and the "jobs per month" numbers have held up. A better critique of the
by kasey_junk 9y ago
It presumes that it will because it has so far. We've already seen lots of automation and the "jobs per month" numbers have held up.
A better critique of the argument is about the quality of the jobs, not the numbers.
- abiox 9y ago> It presumes that it will because it has so far. that's the point though. seems like a standard example of the problem of induction.