LEE HSIEN LOONG: Wokeness does not make us a more resilient, more cohesive society with a strong sense of solidarity. We must be more robust

🚨🌎 “ In the West they have a movement called wokeness”

The Singapore Prime Minister articulates the mind virus superbly. pic.twitter.com/E3QeNd2FoQ

— Concerned Citizen (@BGatesIsaPyscho) May 13, 2024

Services No Longer Required: Which Jobs Are Most At Risk?

Services No Longer Required: Which Jobs Are Most At Risk? https://t.co/AsBE0KCNxR

— zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 14, 2024

As Statista's Felix Richter reports, each year, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics publishes its Occupational Employment Projections - a report that's looking at the U.S. labor market as a whole for the next 10 years, projecting changes in employment by occupation and revealing which jobs are most at risk from automation or other technological and societal shifts. In its latest edition covering the 2022-2032 period, the BLS identified four occupational groups that are projected to lose jobs over the next decade: office and administrative support occupations, production occupations and sales and related occupations as well as occupations in farming, fishing, and forestry.

As the following chart shows, cashiers, who are at risk of being replaced by self-checkout, are projected to see the biggest drop in employment over the next decade with 348,100 fewer jobs in 2032 than in 2022.

Other jobs high on the list are secretaries, office clerks, and customer service representatives, with each of these occupations expected to see employment decline by more than 150,000 jobs until 2032.

When looking at relative employment changes, word processors and typists (-39 percent) and watch and clock repairers (-30 percent) are most at risk of losing their jobs, with other relatively rare occupations also high on the list.  

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READING WITH YOUR BABY: It’s a time for bonding and connection. For laughter, love, and language learning…

Reading with your baby is about so much more than the book.

It’s a time for bonding and connection. For laughter, love, and language learning…

There are so many great things happening as this father and daughter share a board book together.

Watch our hero, as she splits… pic.twitter.com/3V1vzgWEoT

— Dan Wuori (@DanWuori) May 13, 2024

"I wish that the TSA would let us know ahead of time that you have the option whether you want to have your picture taken or not; whether you just want your ID checked."

My parents had this happen as well this weekend. Say no. Just stop complying. pic.twitter.com/Y3tg9fc59D

— Kelly DNP🐭Functional/Integrative Med (@kacdnp91) May 13, 2024

Is it possible to not get my picture taken?  And that's a yes.   

Any kind of opportunity that you have where you're able to not get your picture taken, and not give up any of your biomedical data is a good thing.  I actually wish that the TSA would let us know ahead of time that you have the option whether you want to have your picture taken or not; whether you just want your ID checked.  

WINSTON MARSHALL: Populism is not a threat to democracy, but democracy itself. Nancy Pelosi objects.

How come nobody told me this man was the Mumford and Sons guitarist who got cancelled for tweeting at Andy Ngo? 👀 https://t.co/hQPsMYqij7

— Julie Hamill (@hamill_law) May 13, 2024

Still checking but it looks like Winston Marshall's speech was given on May 8, 2024, before the Oxford Union Society.  The topic of his speech Winston Marshall speaks in opposition to the motion that "This House Believes Populism is a Threat to Democracy."