> The Luddites are a good cautionary tale about when you should protect your working conditions and rights But at that point, you'd be doing exactly what the L

> The Luddites are a good cautionary tale about when you should protect your working conditions and rights But at that point, you'd be doing exactly what the Luddites were doing, which was attempting to hold back the natural consequences of technological advancement. The (temporary) end state of that kind of thing are artificially inefficient situations where someone is paid an unreasonably well to do something that could be done much more efficiently by a machine. That's a temporary end state because at some point, the people and organizations doing that will be definitively out-competed, and that particular instance of Luddism becomes another historical footnote.