The Third and Fourth Industrial Revolutions represent interesting case studies involving the "Is past performance indicative of future results?" debate.
When it comes to the 3rd and 4th industrial revolutions, just like with the first two, people have expressed concerns with respect to job loss, technical unemployment and so on.
This begs the question:
Are the third and fourth industrial revolutions identical to the first two?
In other words, are job loss fears pertaining to the third industrial revolution or to the fourth industrial revolution nothing more than modern day Luddite or even Malthusian concerns... or are things actually different this time?
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