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Originally Posted by chad86tsi
When I hear that, it's kind of like telling a coal miner to just become a computer programmer.
Electricians are in short supply because not many are suited to it. It's one of the highest paid crafts, and we still can't get enough to do it. It's not for lack of need or compensation.
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That is a strawman argument right there.
Society's needs, plus capital, will create, find, train and otherwise procure the means necessary to do what needs done.
Innovation is possible here also. Improvements in safety and working conditions may be needed to employ a larger cadre of people operating nuclear reactors and servicing high voltage transmission towers. No challenge is insurmountable with time and capital.