Carl Benedikt Frey, who with Michael Osborne in 2013 published the seminal paper The Future of Employment: How Susceptible Are Jobs to Computerisation? – on which the BoA report draws heavily – says that he doesn't like to be labelled a "doomsday predictor".
"Nobody likes to be labeled as opposed to reform".
Nobody likes to be labeled, but it's scary to not know where you belong.
Emo, stupid, over-sensitive, etc. are projections of your own inability to cope and they are labels; nobody likes to be labeled or misunderstood.
No one likes to be labelled as a hoarder as this has various stigmas attached.
And if applied crudely, says Ms Worman, generational labels could provoke a "stereotype threat" reaction, "because none of us likes to be labelled.
This discussion took place on Easter Saturday and covers the time he interned for Hillary Clinton, the commodification of pain, and what it's like to be labelled a smart comic.
If you make two dishes, label one "water" and one "food", or whatever you'd like them to be labeled.
While these groupings suggest that it is impossible to please every consumer, they also demonstrate that a subset of consumers would like all products to be labeled with access to their information through a variety of transparent sources.
