> Unfortunately, I don't see that ever happening. I mean, it's already happened over and over again throughout human history. Hell, in the US ~100 years ago,

> Unfortunately, I don't see that ever happening. I mean, it's already happened over and over again throughout human history. Hell, in the US ~100 years ago, 90%+ of the population was farming. 'Automation took our jobs!' and now ~1% are farming. Work doesn't go away; it just shifts. Unemployment/collapse is a pipe dreams, the human components will simply move when large market shifts come in. Yea, they're disruptive - what will an older career truck driver move to once no one is driving? But the next generation coming up will find new niches that are still needed or desired.