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Disagree with [1인24 최종두]'s opinion.

  You are saying that when something new things appears in one area, the number of jobs that no more useful will decrease, but the number of jobs that are related to the new jobs will increase. Therefore, if robots replace human in the workplace, we can find jobs about robots, and as a results, the number of unempoyed people will not increase that much. But I think it is an invalid basis. The examples that you have presented as evidence are all related in only one area.

  Wouldn’t robots will be different? If robots replace human in the workplace, maybe it could be in almost every field, not only one, Of course, the number of jobs related in robot will increase, but it will necessary to think about whether there will be as many new jobs as disappear jobs. 

  My opinion haven't changed, and I'm still thinking robots will threaten human's workplace if robots replace human in the workpalce.