Because money is zero-sum, there's no way for one person to have a lot of money without others having less. Power is also zero-sum. TVs are not zero-sum but they aren't the problem.
Unlike central bank printing or even loan creation, this method of wealth creation is not zero-sum and not inflationary.
Yes, there's been a fixed amount of money since the beginning of time!
You’ve then got efficiencies. If you have 5 slaves like the new feudal lords (and wannabe sycophants) want and the them to dig a ditch, if you provide a jcb you will get more ditches done more quickly. Work done per person you control increases which is good for you as you own the output.
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So the idea that the wealth is going to workers (and using Mark Zuckerberg as an example) is extremely contrary to the facts on the ground and the cited reality.
Technically, thanks to thermodynamics, the pie is constantly shrinking. We haven’t dug up or exploited all the useful stuff yet, so from our limited perspective there is still room to grow the pie. But we’re probably getting close to the limit, as the rate of consuming useful stuff is beginning to exceed the rate of digging it up or otherwise capturing it.