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The anticipation of widespread displacement already seems to be affecting people's mental well-being. Many workers are beginning to feel anxious, worried about their job security and the stability of their livelihoods. This nervousness isn't unfounded, as the economic and social shifts brought about by technological advancements inevitably lead to feelings of uncertainty and fear.
One respondent highlights that "the city is already planted," implying that these concerns are not distant future worries but current realities. How society reacts to these changes — whether with resilience or despair — will be crucial in shaping the mental health landscape during this period.