I keep telling anyone who will listen, to futureproof themselves. Get out of driving, and get out of retail for starters. Anything you think can be automated, is a dead end job.

Worry me only money I make isTeam, I just got this message from Dr. Dennis. Me and another affiliate set up two accounts last night, and I’ll be honest, it is going to be challenging if you are not computer savvy so please do not wait until the last minute, and let me help you over the phone in case you get stuck and have questions. You will need to do this on a computer not a mobile device, and you will need a storage device like a USB drive to store your Ethereum Wallet and MetaMask info. The video will explain all of this and why it is important. I suggest watching it several times before attempting to start setting things up.

If you are thinking of blowing this off, it’s fine, but you may regret it later. I post the information like the videos I posted yesterday to help people be more well informed. We have been lied to for our whole lives so a few people could capitalize on our value through a debt slavery system. The new system will be totally technology based unless we stand up and reject it. Our system is better, and all we have to do is choose it. The governments have never been for the people. Democracy is an illusion. People are waking up, but only a few are taking action. You have a chance to be on the prosperous side of the wealth transfer for not much money. We who have made this our life’s work are here to help you take advantage of this once in a lifetime opportunity, but please don’t wait until the last minute. Thanks!

Attention Karatbars Team

The link below contains step by step instructions for setting up your KaratPAY, Karat Bank and Etherwallet accounts. There are instructions for setting up a Meta Mask account but that IS NOT required.

This must be done by April 15th !

This is set up to be viewed while you set the accounts up on your computer. It is done by Rodney Berger, an amazing and dedicated Karatbars and Wealthbuilders Worldwide member who is very skilled in computer systems.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=hm9N2ELT1lU

Keep Prospecting while the Promotions are still in place !

All the Best in Wealth and Health, Jamie Looney saving in gold and commissions when I help others learn to save

Gram had an expression about who's ox was getting gored.

If you are a pizza delivery person, think of it as a stop gap until you get something better. Forklift operator? Same. Driver of any sort? Same.

In the past, technology displaced the least skilled, but they could retrain and become the operators of this new technology. The 50s-80 were the heyday of this and we enjoyed this short stint of prosperity.

People desperate to regain that time voted in the last election for a candidate who promised a return of that prosperity. It will be too late by the time they realized they are going to be stabbed in the back by this tactic.

Those of you who have read my other posts may have noticed my interest in History. I did not choose History as a career, because I knew it wouldn't pay well. I use it in volunteer museum work on weekends. My specialty is in the history of technology.

Unfortunately, this leapfrogging to stay ahead of technology may be reaching its limit. We are teaching coding in schools in the hope that the next generation will be able to avoid being automated out of work. Note that FAR more jobs have been automated away than outsourced.

A presidential candidate promised a town that he would get their steel mills running again. Nobody noticed that the mills closed 20 years ago and the technology has changed.

A French company actually did reactivate one of the mills in the central US. Far from the 20k jobs expected, reactivation of the plant brought in 300. In the modern workplace you can't have people standing next to 2600f degree crucibles of molten metal. Gone are the guys in the reflectorized foundry wear. Most of those 300 people sit in a nice safe cubicle either doing paperwork or watching over the robots that actually do the work, via remote cameras and keyboards.

When I was younger, I did a number of "blue collar" jobs.
To this day, I am competent with a forklift, skid steer. When I moved into IT, I thought I would be safe from automation, because I would be controlling it. This is no longer true.

Before WW2, cargo was loaded by hand into nets, lowered into holds, unloaded and stacked there. The process was reversed at the other end. It was VERY manpower intensive. After the war, containerization took off and the longshore union was smart enough to realize there was no fighting it. Instead of fighting it, they went to management and said "When are you going to train us to run those cranes?" It was a smart move.

We still have crane operators (for now) but many of the fork trucks that move the containers on the ground are now automated. The crane scans the barcode on the container as it comes off the ship. The server enters the container in its database as arrived at port and then signals the fork which crane to get the container from and where to put it. The fork places the container within an inch of where its been told and the database is updated again. Later, one of the forks retrieves the container and loads it on the truck and the database is updated again as the semi truck leaves, complete with the trucks ID. Trucks no longer have to go into the office to pick up the weight slip, the weatherproof printers are mounted on a pylon and the driver reaches out the window to pull the printed slip. This has been running for several years.

When the semis are automated, there will probably still be a minimum wage person sitting in the cab, but the minimum wage won't cover living expenses in most towns.

I am now writing code that will in turn write more code by itself. Im 2 weeks into a several month temp job. This is only a temporary reprieve.

2 weeks ago, the 1st Tesla semi was seen on the highways.

If you are in retail or driving any vehicle, start working on getting out of the field! If you are a computer person, a temporary tactic is to learn a language called Python. Long term, I don't know what we are going to do.

The future at this point appears to be one with very wealthy and very poor and nobody in between. Logically, something will have to happen to "cull the herd" and that will be very scary.

Thats what happened to the auto industry

I agree, not only automation, and technology we, are in an era of extreme controversy havingvto worry about are children being shot at school ...... and unfair hidden agenda with class warfare ,and furthermoore as you become older your less likely to be hired , even if your quailifed. Then they say you quiet your boss not your job. We are so diversifed now we cant see whats real ........ I'm glad for your nephew congradulations welcome to the working world good luck !!!!

Doesn't feel exciting for me! I've been reading similar articles for the last couple of years. Automation taking over this, robotics taking over that, artificial intelligence replacing... and on and on and on. The future is cleat but, as usual, no one is paying attention. Corporate greed has been trying to find alternative cheap labor resources for decades and technology is the solution.

So, what happens when all this wonderful technology takes over. What are going to be the new jobs for the least skilled hard working population in the US workforce? Is China going to toss us back some manufacturing jobs we've spent years exporting to those countries to help build their economies?