> There are already. There's more work than people right now. All that work you describe is so expensive we can only do a small portion of it. I'm well aware.

> There are already. There's more work than people right now. All that work you describe is so expensive we can only do a small portion of it. I'm well aware. I'm a lead engineer on a critical infrastructure project in the hundreds of millions range, that probably costs double what it actually should thanks to any number of issues with the process. > What's really needed is more trade school so we can get more people in those positions (and yes, this increase in supply will lower wages). Agreed 100%. There is a crisis in the loss of institutional knowledge, bringing new blood in, training and mentoring them up. Workers and engineers are direly needed at all levels. > It actually seems there's more work than money in every single field. We need to figure out how to make a world that doesn't take so much work to keep running. Demographics being what they are, we aren't going to be able to have complete funding for everything in the future. > It's either that, or have a world with well funded profitable amazing things, next to crumbling basic things. Either less work to keep running, or less money to do the work required.