You're so close to realizing the point but the difference is between a dystopian future and a future worth living. Corporate housing, and worker housing in gen

You're so close to realizing the point but the difference is between a dystopian future and a future worth living. Corporate housing, and worker housing in general, is what we're bouldering towards. The only way to extract further wealth from most of the population is for them not to own anything. It's the Western equivalent of South Asian brick kilns. What we need instead is social housing like Vienna [1]. Americans in particular always associate such thing with ghettoes and Section 8. And here's another problem: US corporations already keep employees and pay them less with the fear of losing health insurance. That's why the system exists. How much worse would it be if it's also your housing you'll lose? [1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41VJudBdYXY&t=242s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=41VJudBdYXY&t=242s