.@levie indeed, classic "sure of what you lose" vs "not sure of what you gain" equation that always inhibits change
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This applies to every change.
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Also, as mind bending as this is, bad things can happen.
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do you think the rate of change would be much faster than electricity, machines etc?
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that and the Terminator
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and the new ones created seldom employ the folks displaced by the destruction of the old ones.
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@charlesjo Yep. Churn would be a lot less problematic with a solid safety net. Failing that, fears seem justified.
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please tell me what new industries created? I just see white collar being hollowed out ? Some hop would be nice ?
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one thing is certain, the country that leads in AI, will do better job wise than later ones
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@mgsiegler This would have been extra awesome if it had been generated by a Markov chain. It's a terrific point.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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