If everyone in the land somehow had their wage adjusted to no less than the author's, I don't think he'd be so blasé about it, finding himself outbid for his cu

If everyone in the land somehow had their wage adjusted to no less than the author's, I don't think he'd be so blasé about it, finding himself outbid for his current share of the world's finite resources, notably land and housing. I appreciate the sentiment that envy is to be avoided, but it's ridiculous to ignore the relative nature of wealth.