| You stated that you disagree. Perhaps you would prefer if I stated my contention with a little less emphasis. Let me restate that job elimination has always been accompanied by the creation of new jobs. Agriculture used to require a lot of labor before the invention of mechanical devices to assist the farmer. Rather than requiring 90% of the labor as was once the rule, industrialized countries can grow all of their food with less than 3% of the labor. Isn’t it true that eliminating those agricultural jobs actually increased the standard of living for people and that the people who had done farming found other jobs? Yes No |
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