> Many people in the travel industry would rather be at home with their families, traveling themselves, pursuing other hobbies instead of working But they’re n

> Many people in the travel industry would rather be at home with their families, traveling themselves, pursuing other hobbies instead of working But they’re not because they need the paycheck. You’re fooling yourself to think the fruits of automated labor will not end up simply laying them off with basically no other benefits than the general population: slightly cheaper air travel (if nobody else gobbles up the differential). In the end excessive automation it’s a bad proposition for labor in general.