Your posts assume and imply that technology and abundance of, is somehow a gift, available to everyone. This is flawed thinking. Price of housing is going in the opposite direction because opportunity for masses (wage growth) is heavily controlled by the gatekeepers.

Technology obviously makes it cheaper to manufacture and is affecting a lot of industries but again, it's not granted to all. China for example has mastered the art of construction assisted by automation, yet bridges, motorways, buildings, didn't suddenly become cheap. The truth is that they now dominate those markets and their Belt & Road initiative is the Beast that many other nations now fear.

All in all, technology disrupts, but it's who controls it that then reigns supreme. Amazon as another example, didn't suddenly make cloud storage cheap or free for all with their AWS system. They made it available to all, but then those profits are what made Bezos the richest man on Earth.

Closer to home, tokens don't automatically have value unless others agree they have value. In a past posts you made point that early adopters are "angel investors" in a sense. Which is true because early birds capture that asset cheap and the rest that buy in later grant those early birds return on their investment. So even here in crypto abundance doesn't mean instant wealth to all and even if an asset is completely virtual it still has to have use in the material world and ability to function (infrastructure) in our human world.

Bottom line: there's always a gatekeeper.
'Abundance of nothing' is the only thing you could ever capture without a higher authority having a say.