On Thu, 29 Aug 2013 19:19:04 -0700, Larry Jaques
wrote:

On Thu, 29 Aug 2013 18:56:32 -0400, Steve Walker
wrote:

On 8/29/2013 18:00, wrote:
SNIP

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The computer still cannot drive nails and dig ditches. Your "lower
intelligence" people can make very good wages as skilled laborers and
tradesmen that will not be replaced by computers in their lifetimes,
or their children's lifetimes.

True. However, the youth of today has been conditioned into believing
they must strive for the very high paying, non physical labor type of

It's either that or head for the welfare roles. Both are strongly
conditioned roles, depending upon the family's income level (and
somewhat along racial lines) and moral/ethical level.


jobs. Unfortunately, as is the same for all the athletes who base their
future on becoming a pro, there aren't enough openings are available.
You must be VERY good at what you do, have a few connections, and have a
backup plan in case you don't succeed in achieving the elite status you
desire. Most do not.

Yeah, it's amazing that so many people don't have a clue that they're
about to be displaced and have never even considered a backup
profession or moneymaking hobby. Oy vay!


And there are more unemployed IT and computer science geeks out there
than there are unemployed electricians, plumbers, millrights,
mechanics, etc.


True. Those trades cannot be outsourced.

+1
Nor can computer service technicians.
Programmers and engineers can be, and are every day.

"The reason most people do not recognize an opportunity when they meet
it is because it usually goes around wearing overalls and looking like
Hard Work

"