True. In capitalism, the rule is that more capital you have, more capital you will get next year.

On one side it's interesting, because it means that if you buy a machine, next years you can buy more, and more and more things get automated.

The bad side, is that we doesn't have a way for labor to reap the benefits of it as well, except from lower purchasing costs... which is counter-balanced by the need of the system to push for more and more consumption every year, to keep it working. (E.g price of electronics/performance decreasing, but need every few years to buy new phones with more performance to keep up with the more and more hungry apps)