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    1. Paul Baumgart‏ @paulbaumgart 21 Jun 2014
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      .@rezendi Hypothesis: It's easier to imagine current jobs going away than the new ones yet to be created, hence the skewed focus.

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    2. Jon Evans‏Verified account @rezendi 21 Jun 2014
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      @paulbaumgart ...but I think the burden of proof, or at least specificity, lies on those who say new widely-rewarded professions will arise.

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    3. Paul Baumgart‏ @paulbaumgart 21 Jun 2014
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      @rezendi Even though the same concern has come up and been discredited many times over the last 250 years?

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    4. Jon Evans‏Verified account @rezendi 21 Jun 2014
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      @paulbaumgart Are you seriously arguing that today's rate of change, and force-multiplication of tech, is just like the last 250 years?!

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      Paul Baumgart‏ @paulbaumgart 21 Jun 2014
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      @rezendi In absolute terms, no. In terms of growth rate, approximately yes. Exponential curves are exponential everywhere.

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        2. Jon Evans‏Verified account @rezendi 21 Jun 2014
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          @paulbaumgart But new professions will largely be based on new tech -- which enormously expands those limits. Hence Extremistan.

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        3. Paul Baumgart‏ @paulbaumgart 21 Jun 2014
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          @rezendi I basically agree with your extremistan prediction. My main disagreement is w/ idea that rest won't be able to earn a living wage.

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        1. Jon Evans‏Verified account @rezendi 21 Jun 2014
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          @paulbaumgart Put another way: in the past, new professions were Mediocristan because there were drastic limits on what one person could do.

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