Outstanding reframe. The agriculture parallel is especially useful becuse nobody's demanding we go back to 1940s farming employment levels. There's this weird romanticization of manufacturing jobs that clouds the actual policy discussion, which should be about workforce adaptability. Reminds me of communities I've worked with that clung to dying industries instead of pivoting early enoughto capture adjacent opportunities.
Outstanding reframe. The agriculture parallel is especially useful becuse nobody's demanding we go back to 1940s farming employment levels. There's this weird romanticization of manufacturing jobs that clouds the actual policy discussion, which should be about workforce adaptability. Reminds me of communities I've worked with that clung to dying industries instead of pivoting early enoughto capture adjacent opportunities.
Thank you!