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#include <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdvxPlhTjDU>
// Actually a really crappy doc, no name tags on the interviews and
// they interpret the interviews with distracting CGI animations.
I've been seeing a lot of "remote work" listings on job boards and in adverts. It reminds me of what was said in this documentary, link "People will get dressed put on their data suits and they'll go to work, but they won't be living their home and polluting the world with their cars. They'll say let's go to Hawaii and they'll look at a file of Hawaii. Maybe some one will have a better file, they'll look at that." This is actually true now. Only instead of cyberspace suits, it's zoom meetings and Skype calls. Instead of putting on a data suit on it's putting on a top and maybe a tie, but leaving out the pants. The cyber-world is here. Only, it's the much shirty-er low-rent version that every one could have had just working from home 40 years ago and doing everything over the telephone.
I in-vision that in the next 20 years most white collar jobs will be eliminated. Since all that people do are interacting with a website from home now, in the future there will be even less need to have humans around to choose form a list of menu items on a webpage. Then, users will direct all the actions that have been programmed behind the scenes to remove the need for humans to be employees all together. Any job that at any level has a database component: banking, scheduling, programming, vending and probably more I can't think of will all be replaced with completely solid-state internet software. Solid-state in the sense there will be no human manipulating anything; just software compiled or in hardware that never changes.
"But what about all the middle class people who once had those middle-man-database-monkey jobs will go?", you may ask. Sadly they will go extinct. In 40 years or more we will be looking an Idiochracy. Much like the loss of literacy and the fall of Rome resulting in the Dark Ages. Us too will find our selves in the Cyberdack ages. Why do middle class women wait until their almost menopausal to have kids (ages 38 and up)? Why are so many men turning into women or at least pretending to be women? The middle class birth rate going to zero. There just aren't the same needs for intelligent people around as there once was, and naturally this is reflected is the economy and what people choose to do with their lives. What's even scarier is that Nuclear Power plant's and other infrastructure will also decay. In the next lifetime jobs will go away, computers system will louse their maintainer and manufactures and digital documents will become like clay tablets of old.
But what do you think?
// Actually a really crappy doc, no name tags on the interviews and
// they interpret the interviews with distracting CGI animations.
I've been seeing a lot of "remote work" listings on job boards and in adverts. It reminds me of what was said in this documentary, link "People will get dressed put on their data suits and they'll go to work, but they won't be living their home and polluting the world with their cars. They'll say let's go to Hawaii and they'll look at a file of Hawaii. Maybe some one will have a better file, they'll look at that." This is actually true now. Only instead of cyberspace suits, it's zoom meetings and Skype calls. Instead of putting on a data suit on it's putting on a top and maybe a tie, but leaving out the pants. The cyber-world is here. Only, it's the much shirty-er low-rent version that every one could have had just working from home 40 years ago and doing everything over the telephone.
I in-vision that in the next 20 years most white collar jobs will be eliminated. Since all that people do are interacting with a website from home now, in the future there will be even less need to have humans around to choose form a list of menu items on a webpage. Then, users will direct all the actions that have been programmed behind the scenes to remove the need for humans to be employees all together. Any job that at any level has a database component: banking, scheduling, programming, vending and probably more I can't think of will all be replaced with completely solid-state internet software. Solid-state in the sense there will be no human manipulating anything; just software compiled or in hardware that never changes.
"But what about all the middle class people who once had those middle-man-database-monkey jobs will go?", you may ask. Sadly they will go extinct. In 40 years or more we will be looking an Idiochracy. Much like the loss of literacy and the fall of Rome resulting in the Dark Ages. Us too will find our selves in the Cyberdack ages. Why do middle class women wait until their almost menopausal to have kids (ages 38 and up)? Why are so many men turning into women or at least pretending to be women? The middle class birth rate going to zero. There just aren't the same needs for intelligent people around as there once was, and naturally this is reflected is the economy and what people choose to do with their lives. What's even scarier is that Nuclear Power plant's and other infrastructure will also decay. In the next lifetime jobs will go away, computers system will louse their maintainer and manufactures and digital documents will become like clay tablets of old.
But what do you think?
