 In fact, employment rose, and so did productivity, thanks to the new decrease in the expense for labor, and that savings could then be applied to starting up new jobs and new capacities. The consumers were able to save something. Again, why don't we just make one person do all the work that two people can do, or two people do all the work that one person can do with a machine, sorry. So, writes Sheldon, he says, I was recently asked on Facebook,