He’s deliberately making the point accessible because he’s writing for all levels of readers, including Americans.

He won the nobel prize for economics and was one of the few sane voices during the great recession.

Great article, brave and correct. Good luck getting the same leaders who blindly believe in a magical trend for this or next quarters numbers; they don’t care about things a year away let alone 10.

I work in HR and was stuck by the parallel between management jobs being gutted by major corps starting in the 80s and 90s during “downsizing” who either never replaced them or offshore them. They had the Big 4 telling them it was the future of business. Know who is now providing consultation to them on why they have poor ops, processes, high turnover, etc? Take $ on the way in, and the way out. AI is just the next in long line of smart people pretending they know your business while you abdicate knowing your business or employees.

Hope leaders can be a bit braver and wiser this go 'round so we don’t get to a cliffs edge in software.

Oh and we’re not going to tariff luxury cars but do have enormous tariff on jeans and bananas. Wonder who would possibly benefit from such a system design? I’m not very smart so can’t quite put it together, a total mystery.

No, no there’s is the fanciful one where jobs they don’t yet exist should determine how people approach their career since that’s how far ahead businesses plan supply chain.

Who wouldn’t want to make a career decision based on a new experiment to reverse 50 years of off-shoring through genius tarrifs that get reversed because of the ever-changing whims of a toddler and his handlers? When the end game is of course fully automated robotics, why wouldn’t people want to start off in an industry that clearly will replace their career with a blanket the instant they can?

Yeah then Elon can blackmail them instead of someone else

Your response is also supposed to be legally in French.

What about 6 minute abs?