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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 10 Sep 2017

    Automation commonly creates more, and better-paying, jobs than it destroyshttp://on.wsj.com/2gUKkN5 

    3:15 AM - 10 Sep 2017
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      1. Justin Anglin‏ @jiggityjanglin 10 Sep 2017
        Replying to @WSJ

        Yes it causes loss of one type of job but then opens others. Can lead to structural unemployment if displaced workers don't get new skills

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      1. Mathias Agbo Jr‏ @Mathias_AgboJr 10 Sep 2017
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        Really? Interesting! It would be nice if someone explained in elementary English, how this works in this scenario:https://medium.com/@mathiasagbojr/automation-what-i-saw-in-stockholm-and-my-growing-fear-for-africa-477110e2e7c1 …

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      2. Alison Kelly‏ @Kelly1Alison 10 Sep 2017
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        Rarely does it create jobs for the same people that get laid off. So even if true on macro scale, this is cold comfort to the indvl employee

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      3. Alison Kelly‏ @Kelly1Alison 10 Sep 2017
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        And even for those that do get reemployment, the loss of job continuity for many can be devastating.

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      1. Robert Whitlow‏ @RobertWhitlow13 10 Sep 2017
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        Rich people and their organs would argue the moon is blue if rich people would make more money and GET RID OF THOSE PESKY EMPLOYEES!

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      1. Jan Blackman‏ @janblackman49 10 Sep 2017
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        If you can get people to believe this I have a bridge to sell you. Its kinda like how nafta wasn't going to cost us any jobs.

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      1. Pedrodrydeno‏ @Pedrodrydeno1 10 Sep 2017
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        Automation leads to loss of jobs ultimately!

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      1. Shahzad Ashfaq‏ @shahzadashfaqpk 10 Sep 2017
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        Not really

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