With the evolution of technology, jobs are getting destroyed and humans are rapidly being replaced by mechanical machines and mechanical minds. However, technological unemployment was not always an issue. In fact, advanced technology has played a significant role in the reduction of human labor and the production of food for the masses. For example, with the invention of the first tractor, farming was made more feasible and efficient. Furthermore, decades later humanity has created more advanced technologies, including robots, computers, and a variety of other automated systems to further facilitate tasks and to develop a higher standard of living. Thus, it is evident that technology has shaped our way of life in positive ways. However, with the development of sophisticated technology, humans have begun to notice economic stagnation and a reduction in the amount of human-required jobs. Despite the positive role technology has had on humanity, it can be argued that the development of …show more content…
For example, David Rotman and Cadie Thompson from Business Insider share the same belief that technology is causing economic stagnation all over the world. While Christina Hamlet believes that technology is causing other effects in the workplace such as privacy violation and reducing human interaction. Either way, the main view that all scholars share is the fact that technological unemployment is on the rise since the industrial revolution. In the other hand, Charles Sizemore believes that technological unemployment is nothing new because it has been happening for years. He also believes that inflation caused by technology will fix itself. However, statistics from all three scholars show that technology is now destroying more jobs than it creates. Furthermore, they believe that advanced technology is causing more harm than