In a zero sum world this is true. However if we have technology to harness energy more cheaply and produce what we need more cheaply you will simply have abundance. But if everyone is doing BS work and fighting over a dwindling supply of good things, you have high inflation of those good things and they become unaffordable.
You’re right, I think the implication is executives and shareholders earning less to make that happen.
Supporters would probably say that this would come at the expense of investors/shareholders.
It doesn’t, it comes at the expense of other people in the delivery driving industry, who are kept out of UPS jobs by the union
You really have an ax to grind on this subject. Can you explain in more depth what you mean by that, exactly?