I don't want this to sound like an anti-corporation rant, but I think that most automated workers have a hard time moving across fields and that the money "save

I don't want this to sound like an anti-corporation rant, but I think that most automated workers have a hard time moving across fields and that the money "saved" is often not benefiting the company but the owners of the said company. While paying people to fool around is certainly not right either, automation of the working class widens the income disparity gap