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> Who? Be specific. This displacement is happening rapidly, it should be easy to point out. I just freakin said who. That is very specific. What are you lookin
by pdntspa 3y ago
> Who? Be specific. This displacement is happening rapidly, it should be easy to point out.
I just freakin said who. That is very specific. What are you looking for me to name Jessica, former content lead at AcmeCorp?
> How many truck drivers have been laid off from this technology which hasn't been deployed widely / left the experimentation phase?
None, yet.
But you are missing my point. This stuff is beginning to happen. Much has yet to happen. You are betting that it won't happen, and I am saying you are wrong. Very little of this will empower people where they are, at the lowest rungs of various corporate ladders. But it will empower their taskmasters, who will happily shed them with the same bullshit excuses they've always given: "Not my problem" and "Sorry, it's just business."
Since you're so damn optimistic about the future, what are these jobs that these people will be retraining to? That don't exist yet. Please share just a little bit of your visionary insight.
- qeternity 3y ago> I just freakin said who. That is very specific. What are you looking for me to name Jessica, former content lead at AcmeCorp? How about a company or an article? > But you are missing my point. This stuff is beginning to happen. I'm not, you're missing mine. You believe they are beginning to happen. But you tell me they haven't happened yet. There is nothing substantive to justify this fear. History certainly doesn't. That's my point. > Since you're so damn optimistic about the future, what are these jobs that these people will be retraining to? That don't exist yet. Imagine that, the future creating new jobs for people. Not as if that has ever happened before. We're all still toiling in the fields aren't we.