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What is the intended effect of articles like this? Motivate people to work harder a la John Henry? Motivate people to learn technical skills despite the negativ
by barbecue_sauce 8y ago
What is the intended effect of articles like this? Motivate people to work harder a la John Henry? Motivate people to learn technical skills despite the negative net job creation of automation? Would having a more widely educated workforce even help?
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- jsgo 8y agoor could be a case of promoting planning for the "eventually, yes" to happen whether that is early retirement planning, career change, or anything else. I mean, I do pay into retirement and the like, but quite frankly, I personally approach my job as this career path will always be there for me if I so choose so I'd be in some degree of danger if my belief is proven wrong later in life.
- emodendroket 8y agoThis is not a great article, but, in general, you can publish a news story just to describe reality, without intending to motivate anyone to do anything, and there is nothing wrong with that.
- crispyambulance 8y ago> What is the intended effect of articles like this? How about just promoting an understanding of changes which will happen between now and the next couple decades. Or should we just give up and accept our fate? :-)