This is good. I try not to attribute to malice what can be explained by incompetence (it's the only way I manage to keep the guns in the safe). The term I use is "The Invisible Hand Job": the blind belief that 'someone is making intentional decisions' while nobody really is in charge, and everyone thinks God will sort it all out. Meanwhile, the semi-intentional enslavement of people through marketing systems and corrupt government (just try to read the income tax code without heading out to the gun store) gives the impression that someone is doing things on purpose, but really, it's just Money voting for the other money, and the more money they print, the more votes are cast for accelerating the flow of money, regardless of where it comes from or where it's going. Inflation is typically the last resort before war (Money doesn't like actual war that kills off customers: that's why we've been in the "precision munitions" and "police action" mode for a while).

The idiolitists are worried about Artificial Intelligence because robots won't need money. Every robot will know the usefulness of every other robot. People can be kept enslaved because we have religions to keep us from asking, "Why?" and robots to fill our bellies.