Re:In Aging Singapore, 65-Year-Olds Are Learning How to Code
by rayiner on Sunday September 15, 2019 @07:22PM
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Such automation doesn’t exist now and may or may not exist in the future. Moreover, the kind of jobs necessary to take care of a larger elderly population (doctors, nursing, housework) will be the last to be automated, if it’s ever automated.
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Re:In Aging Singapore, 65-Year-Olds Are Learning How to Code
by quickthrower2 on Sunday September 15, 2019 @07:37PM
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Ok I agree the "doctors, nursing, housework" part would probably always need to be covered by the person needing the care or their family.
I was thinking more about the time between retirement and getting to the point you need aged care.