Absolutely right my dear brother, all the statistical analysis jobs have been replaced by computers and mathematicians needed now for computer programming to design those analytical software.
I think in the future math learning going to be very limited to persons who want to teach it or to do research further or software development.

Most focus will be on learning how to use mathematical instruments such as a graphing calculator, financial calculator or statistical software (or learning applications). I always wanted this way. I saw many of my friends who wanted to be language or PE teachers and they had to learn geometry and trigonometry for grade 11, totally ridiculous (they forced to waste their time and energy on learning something they probably would never use in their whole life).

Ha haha. No worries for wordiness, this is perfect, I like it and we need it.