Entry #6

            As I said in entry number five, I personally believe that extreme on hands jobs are not going to be completely taken over by technology.  For instance even though some surgeries, such as some specific eye surgeries, are being replaced by machines because their might be better precision with the machines, someone is still needed to read the outcome of the surgery or an exam to the patient. Not all jobs are capable of being taken over by machines, therefor it in fact is survival of the fittest. Furthermore, in order to ensure a job in the future economy, people could major in studies such as CIS, computer information systems. This major not only teaches you how to work with technology, it also helps you run it. Furthermore, the government could limit the use of machinery. The reason that so many people would be out of jobs is because the government is allowing technology to run certain things instead of humans.  In reality, a lot of technology is not reliable, therefore it is humans who have to fix the problem.  Limiting the amount of technology that is available to use would help boost employment and eventually the economy.