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Although China is on the other side of the equation, it provides plenty of clear examples showing automation not eliminating jobs. It changes the available jobs
by John_KZ 8y ago
Although China is on the other side of the equation, it provides plenty of clear examples showing automation not eliminating jobs. It changes the available jobs, and generally improves them (ie digger operator instead of hand-shovel "operator") but jobs are still available.
- Brockenstein 8y agoWell I wouldn't call an excavator automation exactly. But at the same time, you think ten guys digging a ditch at least some of them aren't made redundant when you get an excavator? You don't need ten excavators, and maybe you don't need 1 excavator driver and 9 ditch diggers... I mean I think you're engaging in selective reasoning.
- sigstoat 8y ago> Well I wouldn't call an excavator automation exactly. go dig a trench by hand and get back to us.