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Missemachine ages to go back toe first industrial revolution which happened in england were upwards of 90% of people in america, britain, and elsewhere were working in farms. now it's less than 2%. they did not just become unemployed we reemployed them. we invented mass public education to give them the skills to work in other areas. that spanned over a couple centuries and i were looking at a couple of decades. more rapid transition. more jobs being affected because it's affecting information processing work, not just manual labor. a much broader, faster, deeper transition. there are some goo...

The reason we call it the second missemachine ages to go back toe first industrial revolution which happened in england were upwards of 90% of people in america, britain, and elsewhere were working in farms. now it's less than 2%. they did not just become unemployed we reemployed them. we invented mass public education to give them the skills to work in other areas. that spanned over a couple centuries and i were looking at a couple of decades. more rapid transition. more jobs being affected because it's affecting information processing work, not just manual labor. a much broader, faster, deep...

The reason we call it the second missemachine ages to go back toe first industrial revolution which happened in england were upwards of 90% of people in america, britain, and elsewhere were working in farms. now it's less than 2%. they did not just become unemployed we reemployed them. we invented mass public education to give them the skills to work in other areas. that spanned over a couple centuries and i were looking at a couple of decades. more rapid transition. more jobs being affected because it's affecting information processing work, not just manual labor. a much broader, faster, deep...

Actually driving inequality, bringing some people along with it and leaving others behind. explain that concept. >> sure. well, after the first machine age, the technology is automating a lot tasks that humans used to do. it was mostly muscle power automated of humans and animals. now it's brain power, mental tasks. in many cases, that means that jobs like routine information processing work are being replaced, and the income is being concentrated by a few innovators who invent, say, the next turbo tax and often become very wealthy. it's creating more output and productivity, but it's also shi...