> you'll simply have to do it three thousand times faster than your ancestors did to exchange that labor for a loaf of bread Who's to say that a loaf of bread

> you'll simply have to do it three thousand times faster than your ancestors did to exchange that labor for a loaf of bread Who's to say that a loaf of bread will be that much more valuable? You acknowledge that bread is cheaper than it used to be, but baselessly assert that an automatic loom will accentuate the value differential rather than lessen or maintain it with the innovations in bread making.