A Complete Waste of Space

....and running for a dictator is NOT going to affect this, past maybe killing any chance of the US not being second-world status behind India and China.

http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/companie ... li=BBnb7Kz

"Trump is focused on the wrong problem when it comes to the labor market. Instead of getting old manufacturing jobs back from overseas, the government should be focused on retraining workers for the new labor market."

Problems with the 'new labor market'....it won't fix stupid, requires a 'smart phone'.

that sign is correct by 2025 at the latest. NONE of those jobs past extreme specialist work will be in the least needed, unless you want to weld for $5 per hour, or more likely paid piecework. You don't get it, now. You will, and it isn't some 'liberal' thing. The class war is over. The investors won.

You don't have the slightest idea what a Welder makes $......

BTW, he/she makes a lot more than a 'Solyndra' employee....

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=8529

I know EXACTLY what they make, NOW. That will be a non-existant job save speciality work in 5, 10 years at the most. Or, it will drop in value to where you work the job for peanuts. Get it NOW, Pud?

There's nothing to get from yer end Slick...
I've had a smart phone for more'n ten years....

Old Pudfark sez: " Slick's source of information is his 'wild' imagination/exaggeration...otherwise, he'd link it.... "

you've never had a smart phrase that wasn't copied from someone smart. You illustrate Asimov, perfectly:

callmeslick wrote:you've never had a smart phrase that wasn't copied from someone smart. You illustrate Asimov, perfectly:

You're remark above is as accurate as the rest of yer bullshit...especially when ya turn around...and do the same thing^^^^as yer made up complaint.....about me.

Ya really.....'can't fix stupid'....

in between, Pud, I give you business journal references, links to other expertise, and my actual informed opinion on where the reality is headed. I've been doing so, and holding to the same trajectory on CWOS since 2002. The only real change in my narrative around economic realities in the US is a recalculation of the speed, and thus, urgency of the situation. Like most laymen, and even most investors, I have trouble grasping how truly fast this next revolution in production is going to occur. Where I once thought about a full generation of change, my geek pals assure me will be a sea change over a ten or twelve year span at most, and it has STARTED already. Ought to be sobering to every last one of you, here on CWOS. Ought to be worth REAL discussion, not just here, but with your family, your neighbors, your elected officials. This shit isn't some sort of 'liberal fantasy', it isn't some sort of 'fake news', it's real, it's global and thus inescapable. How do you plan on handling it? Pud, DH, Res, anyone??

When the drone hovers over my backyard and pumps out my septic tanks? Then I'll be a believer....