That's called the lump of labor fallacy. Losing your job sucks. It could suck a lot less with stuff like UBI that distributes the right amount of the profits f

That's called the lump of labor fallacy. Losing your job sucks. It could suck a lot less with stuff like UBI that distributes the right amount of the profits from increasingly concentrated automation. Maybe you think that's impossible in the US or wherever you're from. You might be right. The point is that whichever society figures out the right mix of policies to harness all the benefits of automation without turning 99% of their people into paupers is going to "win".