> It used to be kind of like being a brain surgeon, and it's becoming more like being a plumber. That's quite a dramatic change. Maybe it is inevitable becaus

> It used to be kind of like being a brain surgeon, and it's becoming more like being a plumber. That's quite a dramatic change. Maybe it is inevitable because most jobs not involve computers. > In the capitalist game, being an employee is never going to be a way to garner any real amount of wealth In the capitalist game, being an employee is the only avaliable starting position to 95% of the population. It it does not allow a way to garner any real amount of wealth, then we cannot have social mobility and best people getting to the top. Then we are all poorer.