Yeah, I think this is the point people need to recognize -- wages are about clearing costs, which relates to the value of what workers produce (if something is

Yeah, I think this is the point people need to recognize -- wages are about clearing costs, which relates to the value of what workers produce (if something is more valuable, people can pay more to compete for the talent to produce it). If developers were literally paid for the value of what they produce, there'd be no profits and the companies wouldn't be good vehicles for investment, wouldn't have funds for R&D, &c.