The latter is getting skills in real-world productive work?
One problem with our information-and-services economy is that it enables a giant proportion of the population to live without any understanding of how anything in the physical world operates. You inhabit a universe of magic, using magic made by other people to provide services.
Eventually the entire country loses the ability to make anything in the real world.
One problem with our information-and-services economy is that it enables a giant proportion of the population to live without any understanding of how anything in the physical world operates. You inhabit a universe of magic, using magic made by other people to provide services.
Eventually the entire country loses the ability to make anything in the real world.