The discussion of technology distancing the affluent and the poor is surely one that begs the question of its true overall impact. In my opinion, the equal opportunities and affordability, claiming that automation closes the gap will be the most apropos choice. One clear fact is that tech gadgets are becoming more economical to the masses. Take for instance while newer models of the top brands for phones or tablets can incur heavy expenses, second hand products can be afforded by even the lowest income classes. Hence, this allows them to feel on par with the rich as both members of the society heavily indulges in machinery, and the affordability helps one group to relate with the other. Nevertheless, the divide it causes in terms of fluctuations in the job market creates a paradox. This can be understood when considering the high-paying posts that exist in tech companies mostly granted to the rich due to their educational background and status. Where it positively adds...