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I saw that on Mish's site also. It's kind of scary to think that we are headed toward a two class system where you have ultra rich and ultimately, ultra poor. It is starting to feel a little bit like Soylent Green to me.
 
ancona said:
I saw that on Mish's site also. It's kind of scary to think that we are headed toward a two class system where you have ultra rich and ultimately, ultra poor. It is starting to feel a little bit like Soylent Green to me.
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Entrepreneurs, intellectuals, and specialized skill jobs will most likely be the last viable career fields. You either own the company or can perform a mental or physical task that robot can not do.
 
You forgot hooker, since they haven't been able to construct a nice, warm sexbot yet.
 
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