Ok, first you write that "wages come from the value a person produces."

Then you write "it's hard to find examples of high wage workers who aren't in some sense unionized."

And then you again add something completely contradictory.

But I do agree with you. I would say that tech workers are underpaid. Google has revenue per employee of $931,565. Most of that is profit. Is the average compensation per Googler anywhere near that?

Why shouldn't Googlers form a union and take lets say an average $500,000 per employee? Right now, Googlers get paid free-market wages that are a fraction of the value they add to the company.