My cynical take is that, in this market, "human work" is cheaper than the cost of "human living". There's no real malice, just supply and demand. We've automate

My cynical take is that, in this market, "human work" is cheaper than the cost of "human living". There's no real malice, just supply and demand. We've automated all our labor but we expect our workers to be ever more productive. Of course that can't be sustained, eventually the average value produced by a worker exceeds their cost of living. And then... IDK what happens next.