In the midst of my adventure in Luneta
Park together with my friends, several photographers trolling around the area
captured my attention. Most of them are old, wearing their classic chaleco with
their cameras on hand and they offer to snap souvenir photos to tourists, but
usually tourists declined to their service because they actually have their own
digital cameras and cell phones.
Tiredness and lament were painted on
their face as they travails in Luneta Park day and night but it seems that no
one needs their service anymore and they were just overlooked by the people.
From that, I realized how the life of people and world were affected by the
advent of technology. I came to think for other people in the service that were
seemingly busted by these technological evolutions.
When I was a child, I remember when I go
with my mother to the post office located in the public market in our province
to send letters and pictures to our relatives in Gen. Santos. But many years
after, I came back to the same place where the post office is located, but
sadly, it was not there anymore, it was replaced by several business
establishments.
Well, it’s not a surprise anymore
because of so many new ways of communication that offers fastest, convenient
and hassle-free service compare to the snail mail. I just wondered what
happened to the people that used to work before in the post office to deliver
the letters throughout the country. For sure, not only the employee of the post
office and the mailman lose their job through these new ways of communication
but also the makers of decorative stamps that were put on those letters.

I am now thinking if what kind of jobs
will be disregarded too in the future as the innovations of technologies
continuously grows.
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