There are innumerable services that will still be in demand, and not automatable, if nail work is automated, so consumer spending, and with it jobs, will just m

There are innumerable services that will still be in demand, and not automatable, if nail work is automated, so consumer spending, and with it jobs, will just move there. >>I'm not against automation BTW, just against the common fiction that it's economically good for the working class. Wages in the West have grown 20 fold, in inflation adjusted terms, since 1820, and that's all due to automation. Automation is practically synonynous with per capita productivity growth, and that's almost entirely positive for every one.