> The people who created that technological leverage are far from median workers, and earn many times the median wage. If the issue was, as you are implying,

> The people who created that technological leverage are far from median workers, and earn many times the median wage. If the issue was, as you are implying, one of distribution, we should be seeing income inequality growing while the wage share of the national income stagnates. That's not at all what is happening. The wage share has been steadily declining since the 80s. The truth is that shareholders not workers got the lion share of the productivity increase.