> How is strictly fewer options a good thing? When the options are narrowed into precarious work such as most (or even all) of the "gig economy" bullshit, have

> How is strictly fewer options a good thing? When the options are narrowed into precarious work such as most (or even all) of the "gig economy" bullshit, have more options of precarious work is not good overall for a society. It erodes the standard employment relationship, it's cheaper for employers so companies not relying on precarious work are in disadvantage which pushes more people into precarious work, creating a death spiral to proper secure employment in more sectors of society over time.