That's an interesting example. Lawyers, unlike software developers, as a group go out of their way to ensure that they'll need need and cannot be replaced by ot

That's an interesting example. Lawyers, unlike software developers, as a group go out of their way to ensure that they'll need need and cannot be replaced by others or automation. They push for certain processes to require lawyers. We on the other hand are more eager to automate ourselves than anything else. Maybe that will boost or productivity and make us even more valuable and highly paid or maybe we'll end up unemployed. Fascinating contrast between the professions