"Even more power will shift from labor to capital." You can say the same thing for machines replacing workers at farms, but hardly anyone would rather ban trac

"Even more power will shift from labor to capital." You can say the same thing for machines replacing workers at farms, but hardly anyone would rather ban tractors for taking people's jobs You can say the exact same thing for bank tellers replaced by ATM's but no one wants to wait in long lines to withdraw money and pay expensive service fees The list goes on and on Google maps (how often people need physical maps anymore?) Gmail (goodbye to a lot of physical mailing service) Excel (1 accountant can do the work of tens of more accountants of the past) Forklifts take away many body breaking jobs Jobs do disappear, but very few people would rather go back