[Applejinx]

I would think that was very easy to understand.

Unless you are stuck on some axiom that what's good for the companies is good for… humans.

I think it's fairly self evident at this point that you've got people, you've got companies, you've got capitalism as a whole. It's a pecking order and they are somewhat to extremely antagonistic. People, as the most powerless entities in the equation, are very much on the way out.

[Applejinx]

You can downvote all you like, but all this is to be expected and is unsurprising.

Humans are to these large collective entities or even larger self-organizing entities like political systems, as cells are to humans. There is no reason to assume a humanocentric viewpoint here, and if assuming one leads to continuous dismay and surprise, you've got to widen your perspective and acknowledge higher-order organisms when they're this obvious.

It's like a sort of Singularity. Why would it be surprising if we fail to immediately recognize it for what it is?