Many people today choose careers in technology - such as IT, software engineering, or AI - while fewer young people want to work in manual or practical professions (plumbers, electricians, builders, mechanics, etc.). Some experts believe that in the future, there will be a serious shortage of people who can do these jobs. Do you think there will be a huge demand for manual labour workers when Generation Z becomes the main working generation? Why or why not? What can society, schools, or governments do to make such professions more attractive and prevent this shortage?