I completely agree with TPTB_needswar that the workforce structure will really change and knowledge economy workers will be
in a privileged position, but that will not change some things about Martin Armstrong. I have great respect for his work, even though I am only
knew a bit about the economy I read and tried to understand everything he published, but he did not take into account the radical changes, which
will be caused by automation, M2M, and Internet of Things. It makes sense to assume that the analysis is correct by showing that
automation and robotics will remove 50% of the work by 2030 and this will undoubtedly bring a completely new paradigm for the economy
and society.