This issue is too complex to be summed up by the wealth gap. It presumes that wealth can be measured in money, when human happiness is increasingly becoming che

This issue is too complex to be summed up by the wealth gap. It presumes that wealth can be measured in money, when human happiness is increasingly becoming cheaper to acquire, and free in many cases. I don't think the author of the article appreciates all the economic forces at play. One thing we do have to think about is how the economy would have to adapt if the true cost to produce critical goods became zero. Capitalism's supply and demand theory will become inadequate in such a case.