It also ignores human creativity. "Machines are better, so no more jobs", when the reality is "people like to pay a premium for hand-made things / services tha

It also ignores human creativity. "Machines are better, so no more jobs", when the reality is "people like to pay a premium for hand-made things / services that cannot be provided by machines". Sure, there's no guarantee that we'll create new jobs, but it sure seems very likely to me that the market will find a way to employ people if the market is allowed to.