Let me count what is wrong with this article in brief. 1. The title "Technology is not working" is true in general for "X is not working" if your are going che

Let me count what is wrong with this article in brief. 1. The title "Technology is not working" is true in general for "X is not working" if your are going cherry pick the only group for which it is not working. By that sort of logic nothing really works. 2. The term productivity is not at all defined in the whole article. What we should care about is the productivity of the whole society and not some isolated group. 3. Wage growth has nothing to do with productivity in general. For example wage rates going down could also mean more is being achieved with fewer humans of the same skill which basically is productivity improvement.