You seem to live in quite a bubble. Working in the gig economy is more about a lack of options than a lack of qualification. And the Luddite movemebr was as mu

You seem to live in quite a bubble. Working in the gig economy is more about a lack of options than a lack of qualification. And the Luddite movemebr was as much about working condition as it was about pay, e.g. having children do maintenance on running machinery being maimed and crippled. Luddites were no backward people, they wanted a livelihood, one the lost during the industrial revolution. Maybe that is too hard to research and understand, when you are so qualified and busy making 1k per day as a software whatever.