> The job dynamic are likely a predator-prey style relationship of supply vs demand. I thought about this for a while after you wrote it. In a stable setting,

> The job dynamic are likely a predator-prey style relationship of supply vs demand. I thought about this for a while after you wrote it. In a stable setting, where there is not a large and pre-existing supply of prey, prey animals tend to have large broods. Many off their offspring are preyed upon or otherwise unable to reproduce, but just enough make it in each generation and likewise manage to have large broods. This is not a behaviour that seems plausible with modern people. The amount of time required to educate someone prior to their entering workforce is enormous now -- we can't afford to do something like what prey animals do, with regards to work.