@TheEconomist
Does it have anything to do with the sense of direction?
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Yeah, but automation is an inherently good thing. It just so happens that drivers are men, it's not a real gendered issue.
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Fast food workers are being replaces with robots, many of them are women.
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automation and efficiency are inevitable constants in a competitive market.
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I'm usually in favour of disruptive innovation. We'll have a huge labourforce freed from its current inefficient allocation
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just retrain them all as software engineers and medical doctors
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Good luck with that!
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The solution is clearly higher levels of immigration
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