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In reply to the discussion: Biotech, 3-D printing to lead to 5m fewer jobs: WEF [View all]brooklynite
(93,834 posts)19. A person without a college degree is not "uneducated"
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Exactly. Of course, the U.S. can only benefit from technology jobs if our Congress
valerief
Jan 2016
#25
There are many thrilling developments coming. Wealth Inequality is a big problem, though
Bernardo de La Paz
Jan 2016
#21
On the Davos Annual Conference website, in the 'About' link is a section on 'The Fourth Industrial
appalachiablue
Jan 2016
#33
People of both stripes are going to get fired by the metric ton and will have no new jobs to go to.
HughBeaumont
Jan 2016
#16
Friction in job changeover is a problem, and I'm not expecting you to be thrilled by it.
Bernardo de La Paz
Jan 2016
#22
3D Printing, combined with widespread adoption of general purpose and adaptable....
Humanist_Activist
Jan 2016
#30
It's easy to see the jobs that will be lost, it's harder to predict the jobs that will be created
FLPanhandle
Jan 2016
#32
Not nearly as many new jobs were created, and the transition did occur enough...
Humanist_Activist
Jan 2016
#36