That's slightly naive. Every time we get an uplift in efficiency, capitalism demands we produce more. Either by product diversity, by inventing and marketing th

That's slightly naive. Every time we get an uplift in efficiency, capitalism demands we produce more. Either by product diversity, by inventing and marketing things nobody knew they wanted (and usually, need) or just more (so we can throw away more; consider food waste alone). Systemic change needs more than technological preconditions. Or in other words: Why would "corporate control" just give up its power?