But it certainly is possible to do. People in contemporary society are allocated some division of material resources, and most people get by, though at the edge

But it certainly is possible to do. People in contemporary society are allocated some division of material resources, and most people get by, though at the edges there's some suffering. And disruptive automation and investment inherently increase material production, so it's not a lack of goods that is killing us. It's just a question of how to get those goods to people who can't provide value in the production chain of them in the most economically efficient way possible.