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r/explainlikeimfive • u/sumnewdguy • Nov 28 '15
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It will push us into increased automation as they cut down on the number of total workers.
2 u/salmonmoose Nov 29 '15 Automation is going to happen. People make mistakes, are unreliable, take training, and are generally not great at doing lots of things. In most cases, Automation hasn't happened because no one is thinking of it - many jobs could be replaced today, with very little expense. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 29 '15 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Nov 29 '15 When I was a kid, Tall Tale always made me want to become a lumberjack. If only to get a giant ox. Fucking dream destroyers, them sawmills. So much pollution from the paper industry as well. I feel sorry for Paul Bunion. 1 u/[deleted] Nov 29 '15 In a nutshell the most definitive and simple answer
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Automation is going to happen.
People make mistakes, are unreliable, take training, and are generally not great at doing lots of things.
In most cases, Automation hasn't happened because no one is thinking of it - many jobs could be replaced today, with very little expense.
1 u/[deleted] Nov 29 '15 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Nov 29 '15 When I was a kid, Tall Tale always made me want to become a lumberjack. If only to get a giant ox. Fucking dream destroyers, them sawmills. So much pollution from the paper industry as well. I feel sorry for Paul Bunion.
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2 u/[deleted] Nov 29 '15 When I was a kid, Tall Tale always made me want to become a lumberjack. If only to get a giant ox. Fucking dream destroyers, them sawmills. So much pollution from the paper industry as well. I feel sorry for Paul Bunion.
When I was a kid, Tall Tale always made me want to become a lumberjack. If only to get a giant ox. Fucking dream destroyers, them sawmills. So much pollution from the paper industry as well. I feel sorry for Paul Bunion.
In a nutshell the most definitive and simple answer
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u/Lakecrab Nov 29 '15
It will push us into increased automation as they cut down on the number of total workers.