How does this logic go? Automation competes for lower-wage automatable jobs, pushing those wages down. If automation were to completely take all those jobs, ins

How does this logic go? Automation competes for lower-wage automatable jobs, pushing those wages down. If automation were to completely take all those jobs, instead of income disparity we'd have higher unemployment and raised income level for those that have jobs. To me that reads like there's insufficient education and job skills training to fill more skilled positions that are open than placing sole blame on automation.