> The historical track record on “this technology will end work” predictions is remarkably consistent: they’re always wrong. This is nicely expressed, and coul

> The historical track record on “this technology will end work” predictions is remarkably consistent: they’re always wrong. This is nicely expressed, and could serve as a TDLR for the article, though buried in the middle. We have the most automation we've ever had, AND historically low unemployment. We have umpteen labor saving devices, AND people labor long, long hours. > Labour Market Reallocation Actually Works It really does, given a little time.