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They say that people who are displaced from jobs will find new and better occupations that will be created by the economic shift. (paragraph 5)
They say that people who are displaced from jobs will find new and better occupations that will be created by the economic shift. (paragraph 5)
Today, the new industries are unlikely to need many human bodies or minds because technology can do the work for less cost. (paragraph 7)
Today, the new industries are unlikely to need many human bodies or minds because technology can do the work for less cost. (paragraph 7)
There is no evidence that recent advances in technology have so far offered the majority of workers better pay or positions. (paragraph 9)
There is no evidence that recent advances in technology have so far offered the majority of workers better pay or positions. (paragraph 9)
It’s tempting to avoid thinking about it, especially because solutions aren’t obvious. (paragraph 11)
It’s tempting to avoid thinking about it, especially because solutions aren’t obvious. (paragraph 11)
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The quotation that expresses an opposing viewpoint to the author's argument is:
"They say that people who are displaced from jobs will find new and better occupations that will be created by the economic shift." (paragraph 5)
This statement reflects a belief that economic shifts due to technology will ultimately lead to job creation, which contrasts with the author's likely concerns about job displacement and the negative impacts of technology on employment.
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