and most of them do not pay even a fraction of what information jobs pay. The 100K welder that I see tossed around all the time is like the $300K dev, sure they exist but that is not the median.
>>Every electrical transformer in the US is going to have to be upgraded, to accomodate for surges in demand from EVs.
Which is ironic given there is an extreme transformer shortage in the US, and the manufacturing supply chain that builds many of the components for transformers is actively being reallocated to build things for EV's
>>The housing price crisis, once regulation is fixed,
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA good one... I hope you are not serious
>>Robot construction workers ain't coming any time soon.
I dont know about that, Several innovations from Concrete printers, to rammed earth homes look very interesting. Then there is a "FlatPack" home trend, and several other innovations that could very well reduce the number of blue collar trade jobs as well
>>All of these are massive sources of employment.
Employment yes... High Income No, they also destroy the body so you really need to be in a supervisory, manager, or other such role by the time you are 50-55.
>>and the above sectors will absorb that investment.
That has never been true in the history of humanity, and it will not be true here.
>>>Will your office workers make an easy transition to physical labour? No. But neither did the coal miners find 'learning to code' easy.
This is one of the worse misconceptions people have, very few if any "coal miners" learned to code.. This does not happen. That is not the transition
The transition from Mining to Information was a generational thing, a family that was 3 generations of miners, well the 4th generation learned to code.
The miners move to other blue collar jobs, they became truck drivers, plumbers, welders, factory workers, etc.
>>Also, if you can use AI, you are already safer than most of the white collar jobs,
You are delusional if you think that.