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This book isn't so much about Luddism or Marxism as it is simply a short history on how the job market has been failing more each time a new technology comes into play. It is less about workers and more about how capitalism has been slowly destroying our economies and quality-of-life. It shows how the capitalist ruling class have been manipulating the masses for at least two centuries.

I have to return this to the library and, unfortunately, this book has not justified itself as being worthwhile to continue reading. So, I think this is going in my Did Not Finish stack. The first chapter was promising, but the second chapter just becomes such a slog to read and seemingly for no reason because it feels completely disconnected from the premise of the book. Anyway.