> If Amazon has leaned too far in the direction of automation without oversight, then we'll see other firms fail to adopt these same practices. By "leaned too

> If Amazon has leaned too far in the direction of automation without oversight, then we'll see other firms fail to adopt these same practices. By "leaned too far" I feel like you mean they relied on it in a way that made them less profitable than if they had not, in which case I agree. But I think most of us are worried that they leaned too far in a way that ruins peoples lives unfairly, we are more worried about that than Amazons bottom line. As a consumer I'm totally fine with paying 10% more for my coffee machine or whatever if ending such practices prevents even a single person from having their life upended.