> The people who invested the capital into the automation reaps the profit. Yes, that's how it works today. That's not how I'd like it to work. Many people he

> The people who invested the capital into the automation reaps the profit. Yes, that's how it works today. That's not how I'd like it to work. Many people here get a significant portion of their compensation via RSUs, ESPPs, and other profit-sharing initiatives, and any company that decides to extend these benefits to lower level workers should be treated favourably by the tax system.