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(T) True It is very possible that someone's job today could be non existent in the future. They could be fired or have their workforce replaced by robots. It is also possible that the industry that they work in could go out of business or maybe the government could make such industry illegal to operate. I hope this makes sense and that it helps :)

grandymaker [24]3 years ago

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True bruh. What if there was a taco shop that wasn't here and you got a job there and became the owner of it, would that mean it exists right now. No because i said it doesn't.

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