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Here's a better question: Would the hundreds of millions of jobs created by the computer industry disappearing due to a computer ban ever be offset by creating menial jobs that are currently done by automated processes handled by computers?

The hype that computers are replacing man is a silly notion. Computers are taking menial jobs that were carried out poorly or inefficiently by man. If this wasn't the case, computers would be doing everybody's jobs. This increases efficiency, lowers consumer prices, and creates a healthier and more competetive market.

Computing in a broad sense is a field that employs an unfathomable number of people-- Banning the computer industry means people ranging from database managers to watch assembly employees would lose their jobs. Consider the damage vs. gain.

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