Many professions have become a rarity, and ceased to exist. Bashny.Net

Just imagine how the world is growing rapidly. Back in the 10th grade, I went to the post office and ordered negotiations to talk to my grandmother from a neighboring town. A milk (and beer, by the way!) We ordered some friends, and it was the best milk (and beer!) From all that I've ever drank. For some 20 years so abruptly changed all that many professions have become a rarity, and ceased to exist.




Guys, setting pins in a bowling alley, replaced by machines.



Service man also lost the need.



Waking up on time is now helping us different gadgets.





Carvers ice. Today the ice is not transferred from place to place, and use special refrigeration equipment.



By the way, the profession of ice carver was very dangerous, many people pozamerzalo in lakes.



Man Radar. Detection of enemy aircraft was fully automated.







Hunters rats. Tens of thousands of people in Europe engaged in control rat populations, helping society to avoid the spread of many dangerous infections. The plague, however, no one is saved.





Lamplighter. Has not yet been invented electricity, stewing, and lit street lamps and refuel specially trained people with long poles.



Milkman. Modern methods of preservation and storage of milk were not previously available, so the milk had to be delivered to the client from the cow as soon as possible, otherwise it will just turn sour.





Riverman forest. It is now developed the technology and infrastructure for the transportation of logs, and in the good old days of rafting timber for its processing was carried out manually.



Telephone operator. Telephone network operators have been an integral part of its work. Although the phone invented a long time, the need for a telephone operator at long-distance calls has disappeared recently - what some 20 years ago.





Snatcher. In the 19th century, staff and students of medical universities was hard enough in the legal field to receive the bodies for training. So they hired pohiteteley corpses that were dug under the cover of night just buried the body.



Lecturer factory workers. Roughly speaking, this profession is "outgrown" a teacher. Factory owners often hired lecturer for the money, that he entertained / taught laborers. Think, in good faith? But no - and then not without trade unions.



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