Evolution of jobs
I remember when I was a kid in the 90s, my mother, a pharmacist in the hospital, telling me about her struggles with the new computers she had to use. She felt like these computers were stupid tools because they didn't understand her, and she often came home disturbed and uncomfortable with this new way of working. It was not a choice of her to use them, it was kind of forced with limited bandwith to adapt to it, and that was a bad feeling.
At the same time, I remember my own passion for tech growing, wondering why my mother was so bothered by it while I found so much joy in it.
Jobs have always evolved over time. One notable example is the blacksmith, a profession that saw significant growth from the Middle Ages with the development of the population and the strong need for the agricultural world.
