Sure! I am not the OP, but it seems like the analogy is how being a Luddite and refusing to integrate modern tools leads to being left behind and becoming irrel

Sure! I am not the OP, but it seems like the analogy is how being a Luddite and refusing to integrate modern tools leads to being left behind and becoming irrelevant. Another more contemporary example: when intravascular techniques were first being developed, many CT surgeons felt as though those procedures were beneath them and gladly let cardiologists take point for those while they continued to do open procedures. Because of this, they lost a lot of ground in billable procedures, and it negatively affected compensation and demand for CT surgeons. Now, cardiologists can do some minimally invasive valve repairs and ASD closures, which will continue to take business away from CT surgeons. If you refuse to adapt to new technologies, you will be left behind.