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That leaves you with 450 years of unenployment for many engineers.
by marianov 12y ago
That leaves you with 450 years of unenployment for many engineers.
- dubcanada 12y agoAs funny as this is, no not really. It would take your 100 years and spread them out over 500 (as it slows aging), so that would leave you with 250 years of unemployment :)
- chatmasta 12y agoOr 450x new projects and job openings, depending how you look at it. Of course, a 22 year old engineer won't stand a chance of getting hired over a 222 year old engineer. :) at that point they may as well be called wizards.
- ttty 12y ago>Of course, a 22 year old engineer won't stand a chance of getting hired over a 222 year old engineer. Now that made me stop and think... what I could be in 200 years from now?!
- Devthrowaway80 12y agoTopsoil.
- angersock 12y agoOh god. Imagine having to work with an engineer who, some-fucking-how, has repeated their 1st year of web development 200 times.
- dataker 12y agoWhat about Mars?
- bcheung 12y agoIn 50 years we will have AI that far exceeds even the best engineers today.