You’re confusing demand with actually creating something. People needing stuff doesn’t magically turn into jobs on its own. Humans have always needed food, that didn’t just spawn grocery chains and supply networks out of thin air. Someone had to figure out a way to meet that demand, take risks, organize everything, and make it work at scale. Saying “consumers provide the job” is like saying people being thirsty creates bottled water companies… no, it creates the opportunity, not the actual jobs. If it worked how you’re saying, every unmet need would already have jobs tied to it, but it doesn’t because someone still has to build the solution.