in history.

Even right now, if you see in manufacturing, there are about half a million jobs that are not filled between 2024 and 2034 again with Studies from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are expected to be about 2 million unfilled jobs in the next eight years or so.

Since I'm in robotics, the compounded annual growth rate in robotics comes in at the lowest 11%.

If you go to logistics, it's like 25%.

Technology growth is not the shortage, it's the people.

And this clear evidence misunderstanding perhaps would be that there is talk about how AI is replacing jobs, which is actually kind of interesting.

Here they're talking about labor shortage, but yet we're also talking about unemployment.

But what