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Sep 24, 2026
Episode 15 - Carl Holden
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6:59TomHOST
Okay.

Carl HoldenGUEST
And that AI is not going to take your job, but it will take a portion of your tasks.

Carl HoldenGUEST
And what I've been trying to teach people is for the longest time, pre-revolution, industrial revolution, they said jack of all trades, a master of nine.

Carl HoldenGUEST
And then in the 17th century, a reawakening where we were like, let's do more than just be, you know, cogs in the machine, they added to the phrase, is still better than a master of one.

Carl HoldenGUEST
So the full phrase, since the 1700s, is Jack of all trades, master of none, is still better than a master of one.
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28:57TomHOST
Because all the other ones are thinking that there's a job there for them, too.