Jobs taken over by machines

Jobs taken over by machines

Machines play an important role in our lifestyle. It can be said that machines are also a part of our lifestyle.

If we take agriculture, we can say that tractors chased away the bullocks used in air plowing and harvesting.

After the advent of tractors, the air plow became obsolete. The advent of fertilizers made cattle rearing obsolete.

The advent of motorized vehicles called into question the existence of bullock carts and horse carts.

Today we cannot see an industry without machines. It is impossible to imagine a lifestyle without machines.

Today machines are taking over many jobs that were done by manual labor. No one uses a stone grinders for grinding flour. Heritage stone is not used for grinding masala.

Machines have also taken over the manual labor of cooking.

Even walking to the next street has become less common. We are carried by machines that have become vehicles.

Although machines have taken many of our jobs, they have also created many new jobs for humans.

Although machines have increased the number of hospitals, drug stores, and medical consultancies for diseases caused by reduced physical labor, machines cannot be blamed for this. No machine prevents us from engaging in manual labor.

Whether we blame machines, excuse them, or make them an opportunity, we are reducing manual labor.

We can practice walking. Exercises can be done. No machine can stop it. But unfortunately machines are being invented even for them.

We are living in a world surrounded by machines to such an extent that we can subject ourselves to physical labor with machines.

Machines are taking over the jobs of humans but still giving jobs to humans to operate the machines. When thinking like this, you have to think a lot about machines.

We can't help but think about the machines that are inextricably present in our lives. After the machine relationship has become important enough to participate in the human relationship, it is impossible not to think about the relationship between machines and humans.

Let's think!

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