Wages aren't growing because people aren't worth more. Most job growth is in low-skill jobs. I tend to agree with you, given the level of automation. Automatio

Wages aren't growing because people aren't worth more. Most job growth is in low-skill jobs. I tend to agree with you, given the level of automation. Automation is having 100 engineers in charge of updates, all across the world, instead of mailing floppy disks, fielding calls etc etc. However the state should tax--one way or another--the "robots." As we know, tax rates have varied throughout the history, and are used to advance society's goals.