Just like the industrial revolution, a huge technological change is coming to the world. People will lose jobs and create new ones. New education programs will be established. The jobs people hold today will soon be replaced by computers, and productivity will skyrocket. But what happens to those people? Is it right for these countries to embrace these future innovations? When will these changes start to take effect? The following article addresses all these questions. As the article states, when people stopped being farmers, they were not out of work. Although their jobs have been replaced by newer, more productive innovations, these people have found higher-wage jobs and grown along with the economy. This shows the world that people should not be afraid of the advent of technology because, as history shows, there will always be other jobs available. However, these jobs of the future may require a more sophisticated education. To meet these standards, schools around the world should focus on teaching their students skills that a computer cannot imitate, such as...