> the people need to own the robots that do all the work What happens when a private party (or a competitive public party, like China) designs cheaper and more

> the people need to own the robots that do all the work What happens when a private party (or a competitive public party, like China) designs cheaper and more efficient robots? The conflict is explored in Ayn Rand's "Anthem", where the society is a collective owner of a candle factory and therefore resists advance of electricity, or Mike Judge's "Idiocracy", where half of the workers in the country are employed in various capacities by Brawndo beverage company.