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How will the oversupply be solved?
The salaries will become low enough that people will give up on getting a Cs degree
If nothing else, eventually people will leave the field, and fewer new grads will enter the field. Might take 20 years though, who knows.
As a current nerd, I don't know where our future nerds will go instead. I went from maths to a software factory full of mech/chem/electronic engineering grads who realized at around graduation time that there's not a whole lot of engineering happening in the US. With that outlet shrinking, will
s start proliferating?